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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 2002
Page
1
The Pembina Valley Conservation District Manitoba Hydro and the Municipal Public Works Department unite for Village of Cartwright re treeing. Species include Manitoba Maple Silver Maple Green Ash Mountain Ash Walker Poplar Oak Linden Cherry Willow Plum and spruce planted at the Cemetery and School.
Work began last week on the new arena complex at Pilot Mound with steel erection begun and completion expected in about ten days. The project advances as crews assemble structural framework for the facility.
Watkins and Argue of Clearwater secured the contract to drill two new community wells located southwest and northwest of Crystal City to expand local water supply.
Dr Allan Ranson of Hamiota was honored with a Rural Service Award for his long meritorious service to the community.
Springhill Farms in Neepawa faces a possible shutdown if a strike by its 400 workers proceeds. Management warned the plant would close permanently should talks fail and a walkout occur.
Gord Agnew of Hartney and Don Dietrich of Deloraine were named recipients of the Canadian Hockey Association Minor Hockey Meritorious Award, marking a notable recognition in youth hockey.
The Town of Manitou expands the downtown planter display by purchasing eight more units, bringing total planters to twelve for improved streetscape and seasonal plantings.
The new St Claude Hospital office now houses mental health services massage therapy a public health nurse Beltone hearing aid centre Kildonan hearing centre and a dietitian. Morton region by law bans all fires until further notice after the May 23 meeting. Donors Choice campaign in Boissevain raises 53956 for ten charities.
RCMP report notes staff shortage after injury to Cst. Gould and a busy month with multiple break and enters, vehicle thefts in Swan Lake and Portage la Prairie areas, four prosecutions for prohibited and suspended driving, and vehicle seizures. An assault produced an eight month sentence, while a drug search near Clearwater yielded trafficking charges. Police and inspectors suspended a Treherne social Premises license after underage drinking, and a 17 year old Plot Mound driver caused damage. School bicycle rodeos and road safety reminders were issued ahead of warm weather.
Heat returns as gardens green and the lake quiets. Pelicans and sailboats decorate Malin Street at dusk. Joyce Main attended the Oddfellow and Rebekah Rally at Clear Lake. Pelican Lake Age Society hosted a meat draw with multiple winners and gift certificates donated by Marv and Deb LeBlanc. The Age Society schedules another meat draw for June 6 and the Fair nears with beef block and mint casino planned in the rink. School Fair entries due Wednesday and exhibition building entries due Thursday.
The Killarney RCMP reports include a yellow dress taken from a front lawn, break in at Cartwright School with cash and stock stolen, new 50 kph speed limit signs in Neelin with increased patrols, a May 28 2002 radar detector charge in Wawanesa, a van window smash in Cartwright, a stone possibly causing the damage, two canoes found along Killarney Lake, and thanks to participants in the Killarney RCMP Charity Golf Tournament with eighty four golfers. Crime Stoppers contact provided.
Transportation Minister Steve Ashton announced the spring road restrictions ending after the critical thaw period. The rules limited weights on routes for vehicles 4500 kilograms and heavier to protect aging roadways during wet conditions and high traffic. Visit the government site or call 204-945-3704 for updates and charts.
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