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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 2000
Page
1
The Treherne Golf and Country Club posted a season profit of 51000 dollars. Membership fees increased by 4995 dollars and green fees rose by nearly 12000 dollars.
A fire at the Bill Moncur farm about 40 miles northwest of Boissevain destroyed a barn a small shed and a granary. No injuries reported and cause under investigation by local authorities.
Agricore pools have shut their elevators at Crystal City and Clearwater, marking closures that affect local grain handling and storage operations. The move impacts area farmers relying on these facilities for crop logistics and pricing.
Donations for the Angus Archibald benefit in Carberry exceed $22,000 with an additional $2,000 pledged by the Beautiful Plains Teachers Fund.
A new gate marker has been erected at the Darlingford Cemetery using bricks from the old Darlingford brickyard and recycled tyndall Stone from Grace Hospital.
Macleods True Value Hardware in Melita is closing its doors, ending a longtime local hardware presence. The owner cites market pressures and retirement plans as reasons for the shutdown. The store is offering final clearance items as it winds down operations.
The Roblin Credit Union announces a new investment option for area residents allowing purchase of stocks and bonds through Credential Securities at the credit union location.
Shoal Lake officials complain to Agricore and the Canadian Wheat Board about stalled grain shipments. No grain cars have reached the local elevator in three months and truck allocations are scarce, hindering local farming.
The Town of Carberry announced the installation of a new auxiliary generator to power the fire system. The upgrade aims to improve reliability during outages and enhance emergency response readiness for local residents and businesses.
Members of New Rosedale Colony purchased the former Daughters of the Cross convent at St. Claude. They will relocate the residence to the colony to serve as a school. The adjacent chapel will stay and become part of a planned day care facility.
Community seeks $32 000 quickly to cover 10 percent share of 3.8 million dollar health centre addition. Donations from municipalities families bequests and memoriams support the project with tax deductible receipts. A steering committee led by Mattie Abell organizes bake sales teas and a Rainbow Auction with volunteers urged to assist.
The office notes congregate meals for seniors in small towns, with attendance optional but seat confirmation required. Participants report not eating alone and enjoying social meals. meals priced affordably but require sufficient weekly turnout. Details include contact names Coreena and Tina, meal menus for Baldur and Belmont, and office hours in Belmont and Baldur.
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