18 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 2001
Page
1
Cornerstone Ministries began building a new 12,000 square foot church at Crystal City. The facility will house a sanctuary seating about 180, Sunday school rooms, offices and a dining area, with completion expected in 2002.
Enrollment in multiple districts falls with Deloraine Elementary and Deloraine Collegiate showing declines along with Hartney area schools and Waskada School. The trend mirrors broader rural schooling enrollment shifts across the region.
The Rural Municipality of Shoal Lake will hold a by election this fall after Councillor Wilf Chegwin resigned. Chegwin stepped down amid a conflict of interest situation during his term.
Local access programming in Boissevain may stop unless more volunteers are recruited. The service began operations in 1983.
Pastor Tom Warner of the Mennonite Brethren Church in Boissevain completed an eight month weight loss goal in August shedding 80 pounds. He began dieting in late winter and drew sponsors, raising about 4000 dollars for the Boissevain and Morton Grow Fund.
On September 5 sight combines and several grain trucks and semis helped Glen Walker in Reston. Over two hours and 15 minutes they cleared 220 acres of wheat, aiding the farm operation.
Assiniboine Community College cancels the Office Administration Program planned for this fall in Killarney due to low student interest.
The Dunrea School closed last year faces three paths sell the property reuse it or demolish it. A proposal suggests relocating the Post Office and Municipal Office into the building. Rezoning to commercial raises $10 000 annual taxes the school division refuses to pay.
The Baldur School student council is elected for the 2001 2002 year led by President Teresa Gagnon and Vice President Lisa Gagnon. Other officers include Belinda Gagnon secretary treasurer and reps for sports grades and rooms. Eight high school athletes travel to Pilot Mound for Zone Championship on Sept 17 as others compete in golf events Sept 18. Open House Sept 20 evenings and the 27th Annual Fall Supper on Sept 30 at Memorial Hall with delivery option and prices listed.
The STEP campaign focuses on seatbelt use as the top fatality factor, noting Manitoba’s 85 percent wearing rate and rural 73 percent average. It aims to raise national wearing to 95 percent by 2008, with education Sept 8–21 2001 and enforcement Sept 22–Oct 6 2001 under the motto Click it or Ticket.
Thirty nine attendees from Flin Flon Edwin Miami Morris Darlingford Deloraine Salin Beaufoy Sheila Dearsley and Helen Delorme joined a Tosh Christmas event hosted by Earl ax Joy Johnson last Sunday. Layreaders meeting in Minnesota on September 15 lists Sheila Dearsley and Helen Delorme among attendees.
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