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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 2001
Page
2
Shareholders vote to fund a 150000 dollar irrigation upgrade replacing the back nine watering system this fall. The Russell Inn plans a 12 foot expansion to 26 rooms, plus a 2400 square foot pool and a 135 foot long water slide.
Residents protest deer damage in Souris as plants and shrubs suffer extensive destruction. A petition with 55 signatures has been submitted to the Manitoba Department of Conservation seeking action to address the problem.
More than 150 farmers gathered at Miniota to view the McLeod Harvester created by a Winnipeg engineer and entrepreneur. The unit mounts to a tractor and gathers grain chaff and weed seeds in one pass before automatic separation. Expected to cut costs, it promises farm efficiency by providing livestock feed from chaff and reducing expenditure versus traditional combines.
Plans call for extensive changes to the Boissevain Arena including tearing down the east side from the viewing glass outward and adding 15 feet, removing the top level, and constructing six new hockey rooms in the basement area.
The Carberry Manitoba 55 program office will close on January 2 and relocate to Killarney, affecting local staff and services. The move consolidates operations under the provincial program, with plans set for transition and service continuity.
The Holmfield United Church is up for purchase by tender and the building will be moved and the site levelled. Reston Health Auxiliary reports its 50th Annual Fun Fair again a huge success with estimated gross revenue around $8,000.
Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Jean Friesen opened the Tiger Hills Conservation District in a renovated Baldur building. The new district covers Glenwood Strathcona South Cypress Argyle and Glenboro, part of Manitoba's 13 districts managing over half the province’s farmland. Funding totals 3.597 million for 2001 02 with 90 000 to Tiger Hills and 3.017 million for integrated watershed management and 500 000 for aging drainage upgrades.
The sixth Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame banquet and induction ceremony will be held at the Morden Recreation Centre on Saturday June 1 2002 at 5:00 p.m. Fifteen individuals and three teams are to be inducted. Banquet tickets and the 2002 Hall of Fame calendars go on sale late November from executive members. Local inductees include James Babe Gordon Terry Moore Isaac Brock Harvey Wimpy Williamson with careers spanning Belmont Winnipeg Transcona and multiple leagues and cups across Manitoba Saskatchewan and North Dakota.
The Village of Wawanesa joined 24 Manitoba communities in a recycling push after residents recycled 43.5 kgs per person last year. A goal to boost total recycling by 1698 kgs seeks an extra 3.5 kgs per resident during Waste Reduction Week, with incentives funded by a municipal environmental levy. Leonard Plett is the contact for the Wawanesa report card.
The Glenboro United Church lists fall events including Sunday School with co superintendents Trina Rogers and Shelly Schwartz drawing about 25 children weekly. The choir is led by Vera Bjornson. A Fall Supper is planned for October 21 at 4 30 p.m. in the C E Building. Marilyn Matson starts a world religions video study in late October focusing on Judaism.
The North Gate at CFB Shilo is closed and all traffic must use the Main Gate. Identification checks and reason for entry will be required for all personnel. Measures began October 8 2001 and continue until further notice per Base Commander Lieutenant Colonel Chris Simonds.
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