20 May 1997
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 20, 1997
Page
1
March workshop drew 46 residents who generated nearly 200 ideas on recreation agriculture tourism retail and more. After categorizing, recreation led with 27 and agriculture 26, with seven table groups selecting top ideas for further development and public access to the data.
The WEEKLIES Inland terminal ConAgra plans a $10 million high capacity inland grain terminal in the Brandon Souris area. It will create about 55 jobs. Raymond and Lorna Muirhead plan a four-plex in Carberry with two double garages for residents 55 and older.
A three season sun room was attached to the Treherne Personal Care Home and part of the Tiger Hills Health Centre, with a project cost of 27000 dollars.
The Gimli area project plans a 3 story clubhouse costing 2.2 million with pro shop restaurant lounge VLTs and family amusements. Green fees are 25 with driving range access and unlimited memberships at 1500. Opening slated for July 1. Peter Hildebrand to reopen Hollow Log Restaurant Crystal City. Dauphin-Swan River Reform candidate Inky Mark flies a 1946 Ercoupe to campaign trail in federal race.
Profiles of candidates for Brandon Souris and Portage Lisgar include Jennifer Howard and Glen Hallick for the New Democratic Party, Jake Hoeppner and Ed Agnew as Reform candidates, and biographical notes on their backgrounds, careers, and family.
The 63rd Boissevain Killarney 4-H Rally occurs Friday at the Agricultural Fair Grounds Boissevain with 13 clubs showcasing beef horse clothing foods crafts woodworking and more. Morning events start at 8 15 with beef club achievements and inter club shows followed by a horse show registration pea wees at 8 45 and workshops at 10 00 in the Curling Club. Parade at noon will feature last year s gold watch winners with announcements of club officers and parade winners. Afternoon activities resume at 1 00 in beef and horse rings and multi purpose clubs workshops continue. Home Economies awards Queens and Princesses crowned at 2 30 and club calf sales set for 4 30.
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