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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 2003
Page
2
A farming fundraiser planned to support the new arena facility fund at Killarney has been postponed due to difficulties in securing land. The project will be delayed until next year.
Darlingford announces plans to enter the 2004 Communities in Bloom competition, outlining community beautification projects and civic participation to improve ranking and showcase local pride.
The Canada Man Itoba Infrastructure Program will contribute $200000 to the Millennium Complex currently under construction in Pilot Mound. The grant supports provincial infrastructure efforts and the development of the new facility in this Manitoba community.
The Highway Traffic Board rejected Boissevain's request to shorten the 700 meter northbound speed zone from 70 km/h to 200 meters, keeping the original distance and limits in place.
A new Chlorine Dioxide Generator System was installed at the Holland Water Treatment Plant, the first of its kind in Manitoba, to lower manganese levels and improve water taste while enabling reduced chlorine use. Crow patrol may hire a crow and grackle control officer as these birds threaten songbirds. Killarney Hamiota and Russell report active bird control efforts.
The Reston Community Rink booth reported a $18,000 profit for the recent season. The figures indicate solid performance for the community facility's concession operation.
The Southwest Junior Curling League is formed with teams from Melita Pierson Reston Souris Gainsborough Elkhorn and Virden, aiming to develop youth curling across the region.
Treherne RCMP warn of increased property crime with at least 12 break and enters in two months. They urge precautions, such as new locks and property recordkeeping, and remind the public to report suspicious vehicles. The report lists assaults, offences and community outreach efforts including bike safety and fraud prevention talks.
Conservation Minister Steve Ashton announced the general angling season starts May 10 in Southern Division waters with Northwest and North Central opening May 17. Licences cost 15 for residents regular, 9 senior conservation, 40 non resident regular, 22 non resident conservation, with seniors 65 and older allowed a free resident seniors conservation licence. The province promotes fish habitat projects and a Free Family Fishing weekend with licences and provincial park access waived. Licences run May 1 2003 to April 30 2004.
Cypress River News notes Isabel Patterson turns 89 on May 1 with well wishes. Long visit from Marlene Arndt and family including Debra and Kayla Tetlock of Regina and Lisa Chambers of Bermuda to Dorothy, Bill and Wendy Young. Elaine Van Damme named Glenboro Postmaster effective April 28. Bree Gillis Caitlyn Jonsson and Caylie Young praised for piano at Tiger Hills event. Garrett Young wins Holland Lions Club medallion for top Grade 2 3 piano mark.
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