Agricore United says small grain points stay unchanged
Jim Gabiel, district manager, notes Brandon area delivery points for 25 cars remain as is. Deloraine elevator handles 31 hopper cars and another west of Deloraine handles 34. Coulter United Church moved to a site north of Melita, with a cairn marking the former church location in Coulter.
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Jim Gabiel
Agricore United
Brandon
Deloraine
Coulter United
Melita
Coulter
New doctors join Hamiota medical team locals gain care
Doctors Philip and Jessie du Plooy of Johannesburg have moved to Hamiota and will join the local medical staff. In Morton Boissevain area ratepayers face a nearly seven percent tax increase.
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Philip and
Jessie du Plooy
Johannesburg
Hamiota
R. M
Morton
Boissevain
New greenhouse proposal faces resident opposition at Souris
A large greenhouse project at Souris faces objections from nearby residents. In Souris Hospital a motorized electric bed with an integrated dynamic fire sleep surface has been purchased for the palliative care room, featuring two air bladders and foam.
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Souris Hospital
Lac du Bonnet Legion Color Party Tops Winnipeg Contest
The Lac du Bonnet Legion color party won the competition held in Winnipeg. The four members began practicing in January.
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Lac du Bonnet Legion
Winnipeg
Color Party
Co op Food Store Marks 60 000 Renovation in Crystal City
The Co op Food Store in Crystal City completed 60 000 in renovations including a new 15 door freezer and other upgrades to improve shopper comfort and efficiency.
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Co-op
Crystal City
South Norfolk Approves Large Hog Operation Plan
The South Norfolk council votes to approve construction of a large hog operation located southeast of Treherme, marking a major agricultural development for the area.
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South Norfolk Council
Treherme
Councils Agree to Buy Manitoba 55 Building for Offices
At a joint session Carberry Town Council and North Cypress Council voted to purchase the Manitoba 55 building in Carberry for 150000 dollars to house their offices at the site.
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Carberry Town
Pembina Co op Posts 41.2 Million In Sales And 2.23 Million In Savings
Pembina Co op's 2001 board report shows sales of 41.2 million and net savings of 2,228,877. A patronage allocation of about 1.59 million to members is approved plus reserves funding. Members receive varying patronage rates on merchandise fuel and petroleum with fuel allocations based on cents per litre. Information meetings set for Manitou and St Claude with annual meeting at Mariapolis on June 17. Construction of a dry fertilizer plant at Manitou approved for fall completion.
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Pembina Co-op
Federated Co-operatives Ltd
FCL
Manitou
St.Claude
Mariapolis
4-H Pilot Project Back For Second Year In Manitoba
The International Youth Entrepreneurship Project enters its second year with Manitoba 4-H members meeting online to plan a worldwide trade with Durango Mexico. Last year maple syrup suckers and silver jewelry were traded, and Manitoba youth visited Durango to meet partners and view culture. Students formed an executive team and prepared Canadian products for Mexican markets, aiming to continue exchanges this year with ongoing sponsorships reducing travel costs.
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IYEP
Manitoba
Durango
Mexico
Canada
Kendall Campbell Named Provincial Grad All Star in Basketball
Glenboro School grade twelve student Kendall Campbell earnsprovincial Grad All Star honors in basketball and will compete in the Rural All Star game with top 20 1A 2A 3A graduates at Sto we Academy on Saturday April jet. Campbell also earned Grad All Star in volleyball this year and played for the Glenboro Panthers coached by Mrs Prost who finished fourth in the province.
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Kendall Campbell
Glenboro
Gazette
Kendall
Sto
Glenboro Panthers
Mrs. Prost
Door Prize Winners at The Fugitives 25th Anniversary
Winners announced at Belmont celebration on April 13 2002 include multiple door prizes such as eight draws for spark credits from The Fugitives, massages, oil cases, meals at local eateries, a clock weight, stools, and seven CD prizes. Participating individuals span Alma Germaert Mariapolis Daniel of Necole Martens Baldur and others from Belmont Killarney and Winnipeg.
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Belmont
Alma Germaert
Mariapolis
Daniel
Necole Martens
Baldur
L. Hardy
Anne Lyons
Killarney
Debbie Martens
Florence Mangin
Holland
Marc
Bev Collet
Shell
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Norman Sigurdson
Glenboro Drive-Inn
Kristie Annis
John Stephenson
Glenboro
Elsie Klassen
Crystal
City
Gene’s Bar
Wales
North Dakota
Orville
Bessie Towns
Royal Bank of Canada
Jim McKnight
Boissevain
Glenora Mail
Jack
Claudia Bolack
Henry Levreault
Winnipeg
Eileen LaDoudre
The
Fugitives
Yvonne
Roeland
WiIf Opperman
Boksevain
Myrtle Hutler
Cypress River
Florence McLean
Belmane
Morris An Hilda
McPhail
Ruth Emisch
Carberry
Glen Paddock
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Durango City
Durango State
We Academy
Apriljet
Door
RRASP
RRIF
Crocus Investment
Cypress Rivar
Credit Union Deposit Guarantes Corporation
Cypress River Credit Union
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