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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 2001
Page
2
Dorina and Gerald McCallum of Manitou won 144747.90 on a Lotto 6/49 ticket. They plan to use the prize to pay debts and top up their RASP accounts. An environmental expert found mould in the roof area of Carberry’s R.J. Waugh School caused by a leaking roof and Stramit board in a prior repair.
The Roblin and District Community Hall became a smoke free facility starting October 1 establishing a no tobacco area for visitors and events.
The Dauphin Kings Hockey Club host a Tractor Lotto featuring a 95 hp Joan Deere Tractor as the main prize and an Early Bird draw with a 2002 Chevrolet Silverado.
Denise Livingstone and Kira Mikolasek of Cartwright have been chosen to join the Central Manitoba Youth Choir, highlighting local talent for the ensemble.
Over 100 young men attended the South West Cougars camp in Souris on September 15 for a wide ranging tryout. Organizers praised the turnout and the talent shown during drills and scrimmages.
The Shoal Lake Lions Club celebrated half a century of community service with a supper and dance. Members gathered to honor the 50th anniversary and recognize longtime volunteers and leadership.
Enrolment at Lakeside Christian School in Killarney grows to 39 students this year, up from 36 and 33 in previous years, with funding split evenly between the provincial government and private tuition. The Holland and Area Lions Club donates 1000 toward an automatic door at Victoria Manor in Holland.
Glenboro will host the 2002 Tiger Hills Festival of the Arts from March 18 to 22 for vocal visual and speech. April 15 to 19 for piano organ and strings. A dedicated committee led by Marilyn Cullen coordinates fundraising and operations with support from local businesses and individuals.
New owners Janice DeSmet and Greg Potvin took over Cypress River Lucky Dollar on September 18 and maintain current products and hours. DeSmet, a 20 year Westoba Credit Union veteran, will run the store full time while Potvin keeps his job at Sterens, planning a Cypress River move pending their Swan Lake home sale. The couple expects community support as they adjust to grocery operations. Store hours remain 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Monday and 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
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