24 Sep 2002
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 2002
Page
1
In the southwest portion of the province Reeves Cameron and Brenda stated they will not seek re election. A beach curtain installed at Killarney Lake in 1999 to curb algae and aid copper sulphate treatment has collapsed, found in tatters.
Cros-Can Industries Ltd plans an 80 by 160 foot pole shed at the Junction of Highway 2 and 83 after the demolition of the former Agricore grain elevator at Selsgirth.
Treherne Minor Athletic reports the artificial ice project is finished and the debt of $175,000 from 1993 is fully paid. The group plans a new Zamboni ice flooding machine costing $54,720, expected to arrive soon.
The Alexander elevator has reopened after Agricore closed it in April 2002. Dave Chapman, co owner, will manage the facility for Minnesota Grain Canada Inc.
At a Carberry meeting Penny Sorenson CEO and Dr. Chris Burnett VP Medical Services heard Brian Baron a Carberry Volunteer EMS attendant say the health authority takeover reduced the service from a two unit operation with annual training to a single unit barely able to cover itself.
A large crowd attended the ceremony for the new 6408 square foot addition to the Cartwright Golf Course clubhouse. The event highlighted community support and the expanded facilities for golfers.
Baldur Manitoba earned four blooms in the Communities In Bloom contest, finish among 14 peers. Pat Dearsley and Joy Johnson attended the Dauphin ceremony as judges praised tidiness, environmental effort, and citizen involvement.
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