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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 2001
Page
1
In Brief With The Weeklies notes Vern Otto of Beausejour won The Pilot Mound Millennium Complex His and Hers Lottery and chose $65,000 cash instead of two vehicles. Tickets were not all sold but the committee reported a good sum raised.
Expansion Border View Lumber and Hardware at Cartwright will relocate to expansive new facilities, signaling growth and updated operations. The move positions the business to expand inventory and serve a broader customer base in the region.
The Lac du Bonnet Town Council gave first reading to a by law authorizing a 4.2 million loan for a water treatment plant. The municipal board overturned the by law after a hearing on November 8, voiding it for inadequate local newspaper notice.
Since Boxing Day 8 807 lift tickets sold at Asessippi Ski Resort near Roblin an average of about 880 per day.
Last remaining Russell car dealer Cardenger Ford will close on January 20. In Boissevain Curt's Petro Can announced closure effective January 2.
After lengthy consideration the Board of the Beautiful Plains School Division concluded that amalgamation with another school division is neither necessary nor advantageous.
The Holland area club The Rolling Range Riders bought a trailer groomer from north of Edmonton. Total cost including delivery charges was 11,395 dollars.
Twenty six Agricore grain elevators in the Westman and Parkland regions will close temporarily until April. The shutdowns result in fifty five employee layoffs.
Manitoba's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Joel Kettner released findings from an independent health assessment by Dr. Kraut on residents near an oil battery in Tilston. The study links some symptoms to hydrogen sulphide but finds no long term health risks if ambient levels stay within provincial guidelines. Emissions should be reduced and preventive maintenance verified, with an independent engineering review to address community concerns.
In Baldur a new massage therapy business opens during a shift toward preventative care. The owner says the community welcomes the practice and gift certificates have sold well this Christmas. Hours are Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm with some evenings and weekends possible. Services range from relaxation to deep tissue with rates of 45 for one hour 28 for one hour and 15 for 15 minutes. Call to book appointments.
Baldur and district residents hosted and visited relatives during Christmas. Meghan and Becky Cornock of Ontario joined Elton Cornock. Brett Cornock of Brandon joined. Bus and Gwen Brown traveled to Calgary and Devon to visit family including Paula Cunningham and her husband Alan and their children Kate and Liam.
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