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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1997
Page
1
Curt Anderson, a grade ten student from Glenboro, earned a spot on Winnipeg's Buffalo Chips volleyball team. He helped the Chips secure the Provincial Championship and later win bronze at the Western Canada Midget Club Championship in Brandon. Curt is the son of Wayne and Maureen Anderson of Cypress River.
Giselle Lussier reports Glenboro launches a bone marrow registry drive led by local volunteers and hospital partners seeking more donors. The effort targets diverse community participation and raises awareness of marrow matching needs.
Approximately 48 people attended the Bone Marrow Registry at Glenboro Hospital on April 28 and 29. Sheilagh Gillingham of Glenboro Ambulance Services praised the turnout, noting 48 more names were added to the donor list.
On April 30 at 11 00 a m Pierre Vallotton and Sandra Woodth burned bags and straw at a farm. Flames spread toward hay and green feed bales prompting Sandra to call the fire department. Four fire trucks arrived and extinguished remaining heat to prevent reignition.
Twenty two parents and community members gathered at Glenboro School on May 1 to form an Interim Advisory Council. The council will be two thirds parent and one third community member with ex officio staff and student council input. Meetings are public and voting is for council members only. An election for chairperson and executives is set for May 13 in the school library.
The Manitoba Sports Facility Board approves a grant of 69 449 to Wawanesa Baseball Inc for facility development. The funding is part of Phase IV, totaling 475 602 across 19 projects, with grants capped at 50 percent of project costs. The program supports rural Manitoba facilities since 1992.
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