Symbolic octagon barn on Manitou farm since 1900
The octagon barn on the Bob Trameer farm near Manitou, built in 1900 at a cost of $1600 in eight weeks, remains a regional historic symbol. It now houses 1500 hay bales and an old 1957 Dodge truck in the loft.
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Manitou
Bob Trameer
Dunrea Motor Hotel Reopens Dinner Service
Bryan Dixon and Laura Roe become new owners and reopen the Dunrea Motor Hotel restaurant for Sunday evening patrons, inviting guests to dinner to mark the relaunch.
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Bryan Dixon
Laura Roe
Dunrea Motor Hotel
Break and Enters Hit Pilot Mound Businesses Across Week
Thieves entered Bridges Insurance and The Sentinel Courier in Pilot Mound last Saturday. Bridges Insurance faced a second break in on Tuesday night along with Petals and Poses and the Legion Hall. Attempts occurred at Fraser Place and Heppner’s Garage, and the St Alphonse Community Centre was broken into the same night.
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The
Sentinel Courier
Petals & Poses
Legion Hall
Fraser Place
Heppner
St. Alphonse
Saskatchewan towns withhold library levies block Parkland access
Residents in the RMs of Cote and Calder lose Parkland Regional Library service as they withhold 2006 library levies amid tax revolt pressure. Kamsack committee confirms residents from nonpaying municipalities will be barred from using the library system.
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Saskatchewan
Cote and Calder
Parkland
Kamsack
Deloraine Plans Major Doc Bonar Memorial Arena Upgrade
Residents in Deloraine outline Phase 1 of a major arena renovation costing 150000 dollars. A 3100 square foot addition on the east side will include four dressing rooms with showers to serve local teams and events.
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Deloraine
Doc Bonar
Manitoba receives federal share of 100 million adjustment program
Ottawa delivers 60 million federal portion of the Canada Manitoba Adjustment Program announced in February. The 60:40 federal provincial plan aims to aid Manitoba farmers hurt by low incomes and transport policy changes with cheques arriving before spring seeding. A long term safety net deal outlines core programs and disaster funding totaling over 3.3 billion in federal commitments.
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Manitoba
Ottawa
Lloyd Axworthy
Agriculture and Agri-Food
Lyle Vanclief
Axworthy
TD Bank Closure Shocks Cartwright Manitoba Community
Don Edkins and Carol McKenzie protest the 2000 closure of the Toronto Dominion Bank in Cartwright Manitoba after 94 years. They recall the bank's role in farming and local business, urge customers to move accounts to credit unions, and condemn the three week notice period and lack of correspondence.
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Toronto Dominion Bank
Bank of Toronto
Cartwright
Toronto Dominion
TD Bank
Brandon
Pilot Mound
Manitoba
Canada
Don Edkins
Carol McKenzie Cartwright
Wawanesa Hospital Ahead of Schedule Construction Update
South Westman RHA board reports Wawanesa Hospital construction is two to three weeks ahead, with move-in date set for April 10 2000 and an April 15 2000 auction planned for non moved items.
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South Westman Regional Health Authority Board of Directors
Mary Morden
District Health Advisory Council
RM of Glenwoods
Lynn Downey
RM of Arthur
Wawanesa
The
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