18 Apr 2000
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 2000
Page
1
Twelve Manitoba First Nations including Long Plains and Dakota Tipi submit proposals to the province for a First Nations Casino Project. Long Plains eyes the Yellowquill College site on reserve status, prompting concerns over privacy security and safety among Portage la Prairie residents.
A Grandview Hotel fight led to an elderly woman being forced from her car. The suspect stole a half ton truck after two derailments and a roll near a farm, then fled north before police located him at a vacant farm. Saskatoon resident detained. Also notes two new buses for Turtle Mountain School Division at 60 000 each and a fire destroyed a 40 by 60 foot workshop at Ag Quest northeast of Minto.
The Westman Communications Group launched its Wave and Digital Choice high speed internet and digital signal in Carberry on April 4. The service promises faster speeds and lower costs, making Carberry the smallest Canadian community to receive it.
The Royal Bank assures the Somerset Chamber of Commerce that reduced hours reflect nationwide policy and should not threaten the branch’s future.
Dr Johannes Booyens has tendered his resignation effective end of June. In March Dr Dia Burger also tendered his resignation leaving only two doctors on staff.
Best home grounds Lorne and Ferne Morrow of Pilot Mound received the Best Farm Home Grounds award in the Southwest District at the Manitoba Good Roads Association banquet.
Vi Frederickson attended her nephew Ron Paddock and Suzanne Hutler’s wedding and thanks guests and staff. National Volunteers Week celebrated with a tea on April 10, honoring volunteers, with speeches by Dorothy Bateman Deanna Manning Ina Young and Barbara Bolack. Certificates and pins awarded to dozens of volunteers, choir entertained, lunch served, door prizes drawn, and thanks extended to all supporters and staff.
Well wishes go to Rev Irene Penhale and Mrs Jean Williamson. Visitors during March break include Elwood Myers family with Jordan Regan Myers and others from Morden Kola Winnipeg and Treherne. A baptism for Morgan Cassandra Dubyts on April 16 is noted with Harry D Dubyts auction set for April 12.
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