04 Apr 2000
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 2000
Page
1
The Lac du Bonnet post office joins 13 others nationwide in a Service Canada Access Centre pilot. Residents can access information on more than 1,000 federal programs and services at the location.
The Roblin Credit Union announces plans to begin construction on a new office building valued at 1.5 million dollars. The project marks a major expansion for the cooperative, signaling growth and enhanced local banking services.
Prairie Pasta Producers a New Generation Co op conducts an Escrow Funding Drive in Manitoba Saskatchewan North Dakota and Montana. About 30 producers attended the Deloraine presentation on March 20 as the drive continues through April 15 to obtain producer commitment.
The Virden Credit Union Ltd. recently celebrated its 60th year of service to the community, highlighting six decades of local financial support and member ownership.
Boissevain will host the MTS Regional Summer Games from June 23 to 25 with more than 800 athletes expected. The Town of Carberry area reports a housing shortage with under six homes on the market. Notre Dame Hall is debt free after ten years. built for $700,000, the mortgage was burned after a $15,000 dance. A Pinawa sundial project will be 30 by 15 feet and cost about $155,000.
Pearl Philips hosts her niece Jean Diehl from Souris while Donna and Hy Dubo visit Jim and Doris Warren and stop by Bayside in Killarney to see Amy Kardal who has improved. Effie Beckwith is in Baldur Hospital and well wishes go out to her. community sympathy extends to Paul Kardat over his son in law’s death. Liberal leader Jon Gerard spoke at Ninette Hall on Pelican Lake Centre closure. Fishing season winds down with final catches seen near the Ninette bridge.
The Order of Manitoba forms are now available with eligibility rules and an advisory council including the chief justice and university presidents. Nominees will be announced in May and honored in July with a crocus medal bearing Manitoba’s shield and Crown. Forms can be obtained at libraries offices and by calling (204) 945-5239. Manitoba becomes Canada's seventh province to establish a provincial order, replacing the Order of the Buffalo Hunt in a redefined role.
Michael and Stacey Wilson of Creighton Saskatchewan visited with their grandpa Jim Williamson. Birk Cramer of Winnipeg spent the weekend with Elgin at Mid Cramer. Kyle and Kathleen Johnson of Gardenton Manitoba and Matthew and Travis Myers of Glenboro visited grandma Linda Yarycky during spring break.
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