Lions Club awaits RCMP Musical Ride Aug 16 at Shoal Lake
Crossroads weekly notes a Canadian spectacle to perform in Shoal Lake in summer 2008. The Lions Club awaits final confirmation for the RCMP Musical Ride on August 16 as part of Manitoba tour. Border services plan beefing up security at 135 one person crossings with 15 in southern Manitoba.
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Hockey legend Tom Johnson dies in Cape Cod at 79
The Gazette reports hockey great Tom Johnson of Baldur age 79 died November 21 while stacking firewood at his Cape Cod home in Massachusetts. Born in Baldur he practiced shooting pucks with his sister Shirley in goal and won six Stanley Cups with the Montreal Canadiens before serving as coach, manager and VP with the Boston Bruins.
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Auxiliary disbands Kamsack Legion branch group
The Kamsack Branch Royal Canadian Legion auxiliary disbanded last week six months before its 79th anniversary. Declining membership led to the closure of the auxiliary provincial office previously. About 20 members remained, with about half planning to join the Legion itself.
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New Dialysis Unit in Russell Hospital Funded
Health Minister Theresa Oswald announced more than 20 million dollars in funding to expand renal health services across the province. The plan includes a six station dialysis unit at the Russell hospital to boost capacity and patient care.
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Waskada Genesis Inn to Reopen in Melita Area
Inn re opening brings back former Village Inn and Stockmen's Bar and Grill as the Waskada Genesis Inn. Owners Keith Hannah and Markus Schmulgen announce four cooks and seven servers will gain employment under manager Denise Teetaert in the new venture.
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Largest gift to Dauphin foundation from estate of James Fisher
The Dauphin and District Community Foundation received a $95 000 bequest from the James Douglas Fisher estate, the largest single donation in its history. The gift lifts total foundation funds to $1.14 million as it pursues a $2 million endowment. Because the bequest was undesignated, the board will decide later how roughly $4 000 yearly income will be allocated.
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Swan River lights switch to energy saving LEDs
Swan River town officials report a Christmas light upgrade saving about 810 dollars in electricity this holiday season. The LEDs replace the old bulbs after a three year transition.
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