Calgary sculptor to repair Russell war memorial cenotaph
A Calgary sculptor will repair the Russell war memorial cenotaph vandalized last Halloween. The Department of National Defense approved an 11000 dollar grant toward the project.
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 2000
Page
1
A Calgary sculptor will repair the Russell war memorial cenotaph vandalized last Halloween. The Department of National Defense approved an 11000 dollar grant toward the project.
The RM of Ethelbert led seven municipalities including Reeve Maxine Plesiuk to designate the Cowan and Erwood Subdivisions as a heritage site south of Birch River. CN is ordered to cease and desist further removal of rail lines as part of the unified action.
Residents of Carberry will be surveyed to determine preferred garbage removal system and willingness to pay. The study aims to gauge community priorities and funding options for future sanitation services.
The Roblin Canwright handi van gained an extra seat and may add dual wheels. City planners evaluate accessibility and safety upgrades for the fleet.
Garry Fallis of the Lab and Imaging Department at Rock Lake Hospital was presented with a gold watch in recognition of 34 years of service to the Health District.
The company Coming down Paterson Elevators plans to demolish two elevators in Fairfax. Whitewater municipality requires written verification from Environment Manitoba before landfill disposal and insists on a vermin control system to prevent escaping pests.
The Interlake School Division closed taps at Teulon Elementary, Grossesle School, Balmoral School and Woodlands School after tests found random water samples may be unsafe. Bottled water will be provided through year end while Public Health investigates causes.
The Crystal City RCMP reports multiple break ins at Cypress River Post Office Pilot Mound Town Office and Kinsmen Hall with significant damage and theft. Police note two Mischief charges at a local hotel and a Swan Lake area house fire. May long weekend saw 200+ vehicle stops with seven impaired drivers named, plus speeding and disqualified driving cases. A suspect linked to Hartford CT robbery and custody escape was identified but not extradited. A new officer, Cst. Mark Hume, and wife Saundra join Crystal City.
The Turtle Mountain Detachment reports raising over 1500 for Special Olympics during the Law Enforcement Torch Run on June 15. The event traced through Ninette Pelican Lake Centre Belmont Baldur Cartwright Killarney Boissevain with thanks to community groups councils and individuals for donations.
Letter from Brian Pallister of the Common Ground Group argues first past the post fails in a multi party era. He cites low turnout and many MPs elected with minority support and urges Portage Lisgar readers to push for ranked or transferable ballots and cross party candidates.
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