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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 2000
Page
2
Crane Steel Structure of Brandon begins fixing the Shoal Lake Communi Plex roof leak at an estimated cost of 60000 dollars. The work aims to stop leaks and protect facilities at the community complex.
Souris Co-op launches a 24 hour key lock system at its gas bar offering customers round the clock access and convenience. The new system allows customers to fuel and access services anytime.
Roblin has entered the national Communities in Bloom program marking its first participation. Local officials aim to enhance environmental beautification and community engagement through the program’s standards and judging criteria.
A big top circus will perform in Killarney on May 29 and 30. The event brings acts and attractions suitable for families across two days at the local venue.
Lillian Deedman celebrated a 25th year in the greenhouse business with a surprise party hosted by family and friends. The village will place several flags on poles and add flowering baskets later as part of a town beautification effort.
The United Church at Holmfield, built in July 1902 and serving the hamlet for eighty years, is slated for demolition following a Presbytery complaint about its condition.
Ana Udall Gillespie, former editor of the Boissevain Record, died Sunday May 14 at age 93. She helped lead the Udall family publishing legacy that ran the paper for over five decades.
Western Archrib completes a $100000 office facility in Boissevain. The company employs 35 to 40 people at the site, expanding its regional presence and capacity.
Four generations of the Hicks family at Pilot Mound have belonged to the Masonic Lodge. Thomas Hicks is the great grandfather, E. J. Hicks the grandfather, Stuart Hicks the father, and Jack Hicks is the only 50 year member in the family.
Manitobans are reminded about Lyme disease bearing ticks in the province. Manitoba Health and Lyme Borreliosis Support Group of Manitoba promote awareness and prevention. Deer ticks carry bacteria. wood ticks and deer ticks are common in grassy and wooded areas with peak months varying. Over 130 deer ticks identified since 1996. one lab confirmed case since 1999. Recognize flu like symptoms and rashes. early antibiotics help. Preventive steps include wearing protective clothing, using DEET, inspecting people and pets, and proper tick removal. Submit suspected ticks to Dr. Terry Galloway at the University of Manitoba for identification. Contact local public health offices for more information.
The writers reminisce about Glenboro Manitoba community life and Spring plans. They note the upcoming Millennium Homecoming in late June and a Glenboro Canucks reunion baseball game on July 2nd with Cypress River and Wawanesa teams. They seek former players and addresses and ask readers to contact Stan Oleson, Dwayne Hamilton, or Garth McIntyre.
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