04 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 2001
Page
1
In Brier Week about 23 cubic metres of oil from a NEWS Enterprises truck overturned near Lake Max spilled on a road. The oil soaked into soil requiring removal and transport to a site near Virden. Shoal Lake agrees to co sign Snowtraxx Club loan for a trailer groomer.
The Shoal Lake Curling Club plans to apply for a permanent liquor license to operate at the club facility. The application aims to secure ongoing licensing for beverage service during events and regular club activities.
Souris Ambulance Service has lost seven attendants in the past year, leaving seven on board including three EMTs three EMRs and one Basic First Responder. The department handles nearly 200 calls annually, highlighting urgent staffing pressures.
Paterson Grain Company gave 5000 dollars through the Senator Norman M Paterson Foundation to Tracy Cline of Kiddie Korner Day Care to fund expansion next spring. A 2000 dollar gift also supports Crystal City Community Printing Museum. Agassiz Credit Union Board plans to donate the former Darlingford Credit Union Building to the Morris Stampede Committee in Morris Mb despite a bid by Pembina Manitou Community Development Corporation to keep it in Darlingford for local use.
The Building Committee for The Hartney and Area New Arena Project invites tenders for a concrete basement floor including heat pipes. The work targets the arena site and requires completion per project specifications. Contractors must submit bids by the specified deadline and follow procurement rules.
After five years of debate Neepawa Town Council withdraws from the Public Parks and Recreation District ends the recreation department. The recreation director position is terminated and John Douglas is dismissed.
Jennifer DeKezel of Toronto active in the Oldtimers Hockey Challenge and Xentel DM across Canada. She previously sang in Manitoba and now coordinates charity events with police and firefighter associations while volunteering for children and adults with disabilities.
The first Terry Fox Run launched in September 1981 led by Isadore Sharp to honor Terry Fox who died months earlier. The Terry Fox Foundation formed in 1988 to promote Runs, fund cancer research, and maintain Terry's non competitive ideals with low fundraising costs and strict corporate involvement.
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