Three Melita Reston Doctors To Leave This Summer
In brief, The Weeklies report three Melita Reston area doctors will depart. Dr Myburgh retires May 31 and leaves for Alberta. Dr Frederik Wepener and Dr Lierl Van Wyk Wepener end service July 26.
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 2002
Page
2
In brief, The Weeklies report three Melita Reston area doctors will depart. Dr Myburgh retires May 31 and leaves for Alberta. Dr Frederik Wepener and Dr Lierl Van Wyk Wepener end service July 26.
The Reston Community Rink will convert a land section into a plantable fundraiser plot. Volunteers will handle the planting activities as part of the community drive to raise funds for the rink.
The Fred Penner Show in Souris drew strong attendance with 445 tickets sold, reflecting solid local interest and festival momentum.
A Souris Plain dealer letter argues the Regional Health Authority bypasses area pharmacists in favor of Edmonton and Brandon suppliers, harming local taxpaying businesses and community economic vitality.
Roblin and regional livestock producers alongside local interests discuss the viability of establishing a new auction mart in Roblin to serve farmers and area markets.
If plans hold, a new medical clinic at Boissevain Health Centre will operate this fall. The project carries an estimated total cost of $496,614.
The R. M. of MortonBoissevain announced the arrival of a new Volvo grader to upgrade local road work. The machine will be used for street maintenance, grading gravel shoulders, and improving drainage across the municipality.
A dam and reservoir north of Treherne in Boyne Valley could become a lakeside resort. The project aims to hold Assiniboine River water for the growing potato industry. The dam would be 65 70 feet high flooding about 950 acres and creating 18.5 miles of shoreline with an average depth of 23.5 feet.
Ryan McConnell of Carberry, a familiar local ball field figure, graduates from the Canadian College of Taxidermy and starts Rippers Taxidermy. He can be reached at 834-2636 in Carberry.
Nearly complete plans show a new Co op grocery store in Killarney three times larger than the current shop, with a projected cost of 2.84 million dollars.
The Hope Rebekah Lodge 28 in Wawanesa celebrates more than 80 years of service with about 42 members. Alma Wallis notes the global reach of Rebekahs and their ongoing donations to arthritis research and eye care, bursaries, and community projects.
The Southwest Ranch Horse and Prospect Association forms to promote quality ranch horses. The first annual sale is June 8, 2002 at Oak Ridge Ranch near Belmont, featuring a qualifying open competition and a breeding fee option with prize pot contributions. Sale includes conjoined auction, raffles, and a 40-horse cap with detailed consignor list and contact details.
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