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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 2000
Page
2
Boissevain and Deloraine will share on call emergency services ending the joint service with Killarney. The two communities will alternate days with Boissevain on even days and Deloraine on odd days each month.
The Council of the R. M. of Roblin spent money on two riding lawn mowers. One will serve Mather Cemetery and the other Cartwright Cemetery.
Joe and Dorothy Hodgins of Killarney marked their 70th wedding anniversary on April 14 with family and friends joining in a quiet celebration.
The Killarney Golf Club will enforce new rules this year requiring motorized cart drivers to hold valid licenses or be accompanied by an adult. A dress code bans muscle shirts and swimwear. shirts must be worn at all times.
The Darlingford Centennial Committee has realized a surplus of 27600 dollars after completing all activities, reflecting financial gains from the centennial celebration. The committee emphasizes prudent accounting and plans to allocate remaining funds to future community projects.
The R M of Winchester invites voters to weigh in on the final reading to abolish the Ward System. The municipality had already passed first and second readings on the proposal in February.
Terry Hawryluk Jim Hilland Don Weber and Dale Yeo signed a note at Roblin Credit Union for $40,000 enabling the Recreation Commission to borrow the same amount to fund upgrades to the aquatic centre.
A special meeting at Carberry is to discuss urgent upgrades to the Carberry Legion to prevent the facility from closing. Members and residents fear deterioration without funding.
The Cypress River Wildlife Association hosted its second Poker Derby drawing 50 to 60 riders and 3 wagons on April 29 north of Cypress River. A 10 mile route offered 151 poker hands, four hidden horseshoes and three instant cash cards with one shoe worth 100 dollars found. Winners included Jim Mcintosh and Nancy Stephenfield for the $100 shoe and Vicky Berry for the $25 shoe. Proceeds benefit the local club and the Children’s Wish Foundation.
The executive introduces Thursday night booked tee offs with one week advance booking. May 4 opens May 11 matches, weekend bookings required. Junior golf club holds Tuesday nights with 32 youths, lessons 4 5 6 and 6 7. Fees 50 plus GST. memberships, cart shed, locker rentals, and trail fees due. Two new carts added, ten total. rentals now sequential. Low scores noted, including a 34 by the butcher.
The annual meeting at Glenboro Golf and Country Club drew 25 members. A 2000 trail fee for members and non members funds a special account to install cart paths on all holes with a committee to plan the rollout. The Thursday night men’s league resumes on May.
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