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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 2002
Page
1
In the Church addition Lakeview Community Church at Killarney turned sod on Sunday for a five year project. The new building will include a gymnasium and kitchen area.
Last Friday marked the final day for several Esso bulk customers to obtain products locally as numerous bulk stations shut down permanently across southeastern Saskatchewan.
MLK Construction has been awarded the contract to build a new cell at the disposal site in the Rural Municipality of Oakland. The project designates MLK as the primary contractor for site preparation and facility erection.
The Darlingford project for the Foodgrains Bank has begun with the planting of Elsa wheat on May 24. This initial sowing marks the start of the growing effort supported by the program and local farmers.
Residents in Boissevain discuss preserving the mural on the Agricore elevator annex after its closure. Community leaders weigh options to protect the artwork amid fears the structure may be demolished.
Students in divisions along the Manitoba Saskatchewan border can choose which province to attend. Saskatchewan divisions party to the agreement include Souris Moose Mountain Moosomin Potashville Yorkdale and Kamsack, while Manitoba divisions include Antler River Fort la Bosse Pelly Trail Swan Valley and Intermountain.
The Birtle Vanguard Credit Union celebrated the grand reopening of its renovated facility on May 23. The branch serves 970 members, with deposits totaling 13 million and loans of 12.5 million.
Work progresses on the new north end addition to the Cartwright Golf Course clubhouse, expanding the existing facility.
A historic grandstand and multiple Duffering Society buildings burned to the ground. The 3,000 seat structure had stood since 1923, marking a significant loss for Carman.
Pembina Co-op unveils a new bulk plant along highway 23 near Swan Lake on June 5 with 1.2 million litre storage capacity. The plant, built in 2001 and replacing three older sites, aims to serve members for twenty years and taps EP3000 premium diesel from the Regina Co-op Refinery.
The South Westman Regional Health Authority board met May 15 in Souris and reported a surplus of 52500 for the year ending March 21, 2002. It approved Vaughn Ramsay’s reappointment to the District Health Advisory Council for Waskada and Brenda RM. A new Event Recorder was approved for Tiger Hills Health Centre funded by the Treherne Foundation.
The Manitoba Lifeline Workshop reviews how Lifeline helps at risk seniors live independently with 24 hour response and 2 way voice contact. 4000 Manitobans benefit from Lifeline through 75 programs. local contacts in Argyle and Strathcona offered with meal programs and office hours listed.
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