22 Apr 2003
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 2003
Page
1
Brookdale committee approves paying the cost of a 35000 feasibility study for the sewer project with cost sharing from the province. KGS Consulting has been hired to conduct the work.
The Bruxettes Recycling Depot recently installed a glass crusher purchased from Gerbrandt Machine Shop of Manitou. Funds for the equipment were provided by a Shell Environmental Fund Brant.
A large house was relocated from the corner of Carrie Street and Dufferin Avenue in Manitou to make way for a new swimming pool construction project.
A vote at a Crocus Credit Union Brandon meeting defeated the proposal to amalgamate with Roblin Credit Union by a narrow margin missing the required two thirds. Crocus members voted unanimously in favor, while Roblin failed to reach the threshold.
An outdoor concert featuring Doc Walker and Amanda Stott is planned for June 7 in Pilot Mound. Proceeds support the construction of a new arena complex.
Souris implements a spring beautification plan to landscape the hilltop above the stone wall at the park east entrance. The Esso tot near Robbin's Fine Foods is slated for work this spring and a grant application is filed for a Green Team to water flowers through summer.
Ivan Strain of Boissevain claimed a 50 000 prize from a raffle ticket sold by Willow Bunch Golf Course in south central Saskatchewan. The event highlights a large payout tied to the local course’s fundraiser.
The Killarney Town Council has chosen a site at the north end of Broadway for the proposed arena complex, moving away from the original plan to build at the fair grounds on the town's south side.
Manitoba will not prosecute firearm registration offences under the Firearms Act or Criminal Code and urges the federal government to handle prosecutions. Attorney General Gord Mackintosh argues the move saves public resources and avoids criminalizing hunters and farmers. Conservation officers will not enforce long gun registration or inspect camps.
Manitoba pledges $17.1 million in added education support levy relief for 2003 lowering residential ESL to 5.28 mills from 6.64. The total ESL savings reach $27.1 million with last year’s 10 percent cut. Commercial ESL unchanged at 16.50 mills. The plan aims to reduce property taxes while funding education.
Residents are invited to share feedback on launching a weekly Baldur Farmers Market by Solstice Day. Organizers urge volunteers to contact Jackie Buhler at Baldur Motor Hotel or call 535 2049 with ideas on produce crafts baking and weekly participation.
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