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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 2001
Page
2
The Cartwright Curling Club reports its loan reduced to 26000 after successful fundraisers. In Pilot Mound the Millennium Recreation Complex foundation has been poured, with plans for a large hockey ice surface three curling sheets a movie theatre seating area and a daycare.
Environment Canada plans a million dollar Doppler radar site at Foxwarren as part of a 34.9 million national project to upgrade stations and add new sites across Canada. The system will provide advanced readings within 120 to 350 kilometers and is expected to be operational by June 2002.
The Bruxelles community officially opened a new school facility built by residents and rented to the Mountain School Division. The school currently has between 50 and 60 students registered.
Hal Duncan of Boissevain shot his first goose at age eight and eighty eight years later he still carries the shotgun. He continues to head out to meet the birds, maintaining a lifelong hunting habit and tradition.
The Carberry and Area Community Foundation announces a near term plan to distribute twenty thousand dollars to diverse local projects and groups, supporting community initiatives through targeted grants and donations.
Work continues on the new Hartney arena with projected costs of 1.4 million dollars. City officials report a 300000 dollar funding gap and have begun selling tickets for a new house as a fund raising drive to bridge the shortfall.
The 2001 Western Canadian Vehicle Extrication Championships were hosted by Manitoba at Brandon Emergency Services College on October 10 1 with departments from four western provinces and the Northwest Territories. Glenboro/South Cypress Fire Department co-chaired the event led by Deputy Chief McIntyre. five patients plus mannequins were used for the first time.
Merv Tweed takes on the role of Deputy Leader amid a busy portfolio. He cites highways health and the economy as Manitoba priorities, notes the government faces higher revenue or spending cuts, and welcomes the challenging duties ahead in the PC party.
Manitoba clocks revert to standard time at 3 a.m. on October 28, turning back to 2 a.m. The change ends daylight saving time under the Official Time Act, uniform across the province, with the first fall back at 3 a.m. and 2 a.m. after the reversal.
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