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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 2001
Page
2
Alvin Adam of Adam Funeral Home opens a large new Notre Dame facility featuring a chapel dining room and storage on a five acre site with plans for a memorial garden pond and fountains. Schweitzer Mauduit operates a straw field six miles east of Souris along Highway 2 to store flax bales before shipping to Winkler for processing.
Representatives from multiple groups met Health Minister Dave Chomiak to discuss constructing a new medical clinic in Boissevain. The talks focused on project feasibility funding and community health needs.
Demolition crews in Boissevain dismantled the Garden Motel and the old Petro Canada Station along No 10 Highway last week. The two structures stood as town landmarks and were removed to clear the highway corridor.
The Midland School Division in the Carman area reports enrolment declined from 1 551 last year to 1 492 this term marking a continued decrease in student numbers across the region.
George Heaman's Antique Autorama in Carman opened on September 16 drawing automobile enthusiasts to inspect 35 rare pre war cars.
The Imperial Oil Office in Treherne and the Office in Somerset will close on September 28, affecting local staff and operations.
Westman Communications Group announces 38 new specialty digital channels for Carberry and seeks customer feedback on packaging and offerings. Local residents can share preferences on channel sets, bundles, and pricing to shape the rollout.
Bob Enns of the Department of Conservation advised the Councils of Roblin and the Village of Cartwright that their waste disposal site will be closed this coming spring.
Local Killarney business Pugh's Carpet enters a closing out sale as it winds down operations. The longtime retailer faces liquidation amid market pressure, with customers urged to grab deals before inventory clears.
The Olafson Brothers Memorial Fund began after Reimer and Stoni Olafson left money for senior housing but formed a charity when the province took over. Since 1985 grants totaling 259770 financed Raystone Centre Lifeline System Handi Van projects TVs for hospital and PCH and more.
Brandon Wheat City Wings win national honors as Special Olympics team of the year for 2001. Manitoba Special Olympics says the mixed floor hockey squad impressed at the 2001 World Winter Games in Anchorage and earned the award after finishing first at the 2000 Canadian Winter Games in Ottawa.
The Hawkins Hustlers of Glenboro celebrate over fifty years aiding the Red Cross and local projects. Notable members Isabel Hamilton Ruth Shepherd Stebba Coates reflect on long service since 1950. Activities include sewing quilting and Christmas events with a parade float and Secret Friends program.
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