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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 2003
Page
1
The Roblin Elementary School raised 11268 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Manitoba. Pembina Co-op begins a 6000 square foot hardware store project at Notre Dame to replace the former building. Five full time staff and several part timers will work at the new site.
Ten producers and businessmen in the Shoal Lake area plan a new feed processing plant to use locally grown off grade canola also called green canola, peas and beans from the region. A counterfeit $20 note appeared in a Westoba Credit Union deposit at Carberry.
A major recent project in Killarney cemented a wide sidewalk on both sides of Broadway Avenue at a total cost of $190,000. The work drew criticism for removing mature street trees.
More than 100 people attended an open house at the St Leon Recreation Centre to learn about a proposed wind energy facility in the area. The plan envisions about 60 turbines 70 to 80 meters tall generating 41.5 MW each, with power sent via underground cables to the Hydro substation for distribution to thousands of homes. Meanwhile construction at the Pilot Mound Millennium Recreation Complex continues as Crane Steel raises the westside addition and Never Leak Roofing proceeds with roof work and wall cladding installation in the coming months.
Baldur hosted Zone finals in boys baseball where Pilot Mound defeated Baldur in the opening game ending Baldur’s run though they finished 3rd in regular play. The district held a K 8 track day with The Diablo's as champions and notes two students competing provincially in Brandon.
Fifth and sixth graders toured Lower Fort Garry with a governor’s house visit where politeness rules guided actions. The group observed the smoking room kitchen dining room and governor’s office before heading to IMAX and a Boston Pizza supper. Upcoming events include track, field trips, and awards days through June 27.
Death notices for Viola Dieht of Pontypool Ontario and Roderick MacKay of Belmont Manitoba report funeral services in Cypress River United Church and Knox United Church Belmont with burials in Glencoe Hilton Baldur cemeteries. Clarence Johannesson of Baldur Manitoba dies at 80 with Immanuel Lutheran service and Baldur Cemetery burial. Fred Mathers of Baldur Manitoba to receive graveside service at Baldur Cemetery.
The Glenora News lists a Friday June 6 fried chicken meal from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. It reports the May 27 death of August Vassart in Winnipeg at age 90, with condolences to family. It notes birthdays for Chris Van Damme June 8 Henry Martens June 9 Rita Van Damme and Dawson Kynoch June 10. A booster meeting at Christine Kynoch's on Wednesday June 28 had 12 members. Darlene Desrochers explored road sign costs. t shirts from Homecoming to be sold at half price. Get well wishes to Edith Lundgren after surgery in Winnipeg. "|
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