Tweed declines Manitoba PC leadership bid
Mervin C. Tweed MLA Turtle Mountain says he does not intend to seek the leadership of Manitoba's Progressive Conservative Party. He notes extensive consultation and strong support but will not pursue the role at this time. Tweed was elected in 1995 and serves as Minister of Industry Trade and Tourism since 1999.
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Turtle Mountain
Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
Industry
Reporter Giselle Lussier Departs Gilenboro and Baldur Gazettes
Giselle Lussier leaves after four years as writer and staff at the Gilenboro and Baldur Gazette ers. Carrick Jones, Graceland College student on a baseball scholarship, will cover duties for the summer. A replacement will be hired soon.
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Gilenboro Gazette
Baldur Gazetteers
Giselle
Mid-West Foods
Carrick Jones
Arrick
Graceland College
Iowa
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Stick To Reading Month Rewards 91 Glenboro Students
Glenboro school librarian Shirley Rutherford awarded 91 students from kindergarten to grade seven with prizes for the M.S. Read-A Thon during Love To Read Month. The March totals show 2506 books read and 2084.57 dollars raised, with Kyrsten Godard reading 125 books and top fundraisers Bryce Watson and Kyrsten earning certificates and pledges.
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Glenboro
Shirley Rutherford
Rutherford
Kyrsten Godard
Kyrsten
Glenboro to Host 2002 Provincial Mixed Curling Championship
Glenboro Arena hosts the Myers Norris at Penny Provincial Mixed Championship March 22 to 26 with 16 rinks. Cliff Cullen leads a growing volunteer committee, noting arena ice allows more spectator space for the first time.
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Myers Norris
Glenboro Arena
Cliff Cullen
Cullen
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