Sidewalk Plan At Parkland Estates In Shoal Lake
A new sidewalk in front of Parkland Estates at Shoal Lake will be built with costs shared between the town and property owners. Owners pay one third of the expense while the Town covers two thirds.
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 2000
Page
1
A new sidewalk in front of Parkland Estates at Shoal Lake will be built with costs shared between the town and property owners. Owners pay one third of the expense while the Town covers two thirds.
The Swan Valley Credit Union opened its Benito branch on May 15 providing full personal banking services to the community.
The Manitoba Government Health contracts Dr. Alten Kraut an internist and environmental and occupational specialist to review health histories for 38 adults reporting concerns about emissions from the Tilston Oil Field Batteries.
The successful Race 912 event at Lake Metigoshe raised funds earmarked for Doc Bonar Rink renovations in Deloraine.
The Boissevain Chamber of Commerce held a meeting to discuss the hospital's future. South Westman RHA CEO Bruce Swan attended and gave a noncommittal reply about closure. Manitoba notes show 32 hospitals fail to meet standards of four doctors and 5 000 service population. only 5 of 11 in South West RHA meet them.
The Cartwright Village Council voices concern after a potential rat sighting in Cartwright. Officials urge residents to report sightings and maintain cleanup to deter pests.
The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce branch in Killarney donates 1000 dollars to the Turtle Mountain Fly Wheel Club for use at the local heritage site. Baldur Summer's Solstice Day June 17.
Baldur School brightens its halls this spring with three new Viking murals by Patti Hacault. Staff and students removed the yellow walls, whitewashed, added blue base, then outlines by Patti Hacault and Susan Kentner. Six students finished the color on a weekend.
The Law Enforcement Torch Run has been moved to June 15 2000 after cancellation last week due to rain. Police report multiple incidents May 25 26 including probation breach and a youth assault charge in Killarney and a May 26 house fire with all occupants unharmed. An RCMP golf tournament May 29 drew 124 golfers to raise funds for local charity. Volunteers sought for Citizens on Patrol and Trade Fair security.
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