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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 2003
Page
2
The Town of Melita planted a replacement tree on Main Street after a tree was cut down. Youths responsible and their parents appeared before council and expressed remorse for the act. They agreed to cover all expenses and to complete community service hours.
The Souris Curling Club plans to apply to host the 2005 Scott Tournament of Hearts the provincial women's championship. The bid would need hundreds of volunteers and local support.
Thieves broke a glass door at Reston Drugs on September 22 and stole a large quantity of alcohol and cigarettes along with jewelry. Police investigate the break in and entry.
A local group awaits word on a Manitoba Province grant to study expanding the Boissevain abattoir. The project aims to boost operations and assist livestock producers facing hardship.
At a Coffee with the Mayor in Beausejour residents and restaurateurs debated limiting new dining spots as local eateries face competition from a Cooperatives lunch menu and mobile businesses taxed differently.
Westoba Credit Union celebrates 40 years and International Credit Union Day at 18 Manitoba locations. It will sell Beef on a Bun for a $2 donation to benefit the Manitoba Cattle Producers Association, with cake and coffee served all day. Funds go to the BSE relief fund via MCPA.
Brian Pallister MP and Senior HRD Critic begins a fifty-community riding tour in Portage Lisgar to poll constituents on federal issues. He will visit coffee shops and homes, survey households, and announce results in December after completing the tour by mid November.
Glenboro golfer Mitchell Book capped a strong season earning Club Champion honors at his nine hole course. He averages 37 with a best 33, and placed 4th at Breezy Bend during the Provincial Junior Championship alongside Dustin Hill Clark Plaetinck and Cale Jefferies. Family and coach praise his composure and short game as he eyes university golf and a possible scholarship.
A reflective note from Bob Mattie and Nick Abell thanking Wawanesa residents and officials for years of support. They announce winter relocation to British Columbia, outline clinic moves and services, and urge continued community welcome for a new doctor and family. They emphasize hospital stability and ongoing patient note transfers.
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