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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 2002
Page
1
In Brief With She Weeklies Ray Green, postmaster at Killarney, retires after 30 years with the corporation. His first job was in Winnipeg and he moved to Killarney in 1975.
A major waterline project starts in Pilot Mound to replace rusted sections with new pipe. Residents may experience interruptions as crews install the line and restore service.
Tensions rise in the R. M. of Roblin as residents plan protests against a proposed hog barn to be located about three miles west and three miles north of Cartwright, drawing local concern and debate.
A refugee family from Colombia will move to Carberry to reside. Garberry United Church seeks community support to help the family settle in the new community. The family currently speaks only Spanish.
Jim Mitchell receives the Bowl of Hygeia at the Manitoba Pharmaceutical Conference for outstanding community service and pharmacy contributions. The award honors top pharmacists for public health impact within the community.
A new multipurpose building on Deloraine's main east west street opens housing the economic development office a small meeting room and public washrooms alongside a new tourist booth for visitors.
Vern Millar is notified by the Souris Town Council that his miniature horse Ranger must be moved from town within 30 days.
The South Interlake Credit Union in Whitemouth plans a new facility after outgrowing the current building. The new site will be about three times larger and will include ATM service.
RCMP report details multiple incidents from June 2002 in Manitoba. Notable items include a drowning of a three year old in Riverside RM, a sales permit issue in Belmont, thefts in Killarney, a wrong way driver charged, a June 9 fire in Killarney under investigation, and ongoing break ins. Authorities urge tips to Crime Stoppers.
The Southwest Fibre Co op reports that cellulosic feedstocks like wheat straw and switchgrass yield higher energy output and lower emissions than grain ethanol. The study notes potential to raise farm income by about 10 million and cites support from Manitoba Agriculture and Food.
Belmont Elementary School closes after 2002 03 with 19 students Grades 1 6. Final program June 27 includes guest speakers MLA Merv Tweed and trustees, retirement tribute to Wally Morand, a video of last year and plaque unveiling by Jean Williamson, followed by a BBQ lunch.
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