You Know You’re From Langruth When . . .
~ submitted by
Barry Arksey ~
Social Evening
In
Honour of
Sharon
Leduc
and
Kurtis
Craik
Gladstone
Legion Hall
October
6, 2001
8:00
p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Tickets available
at
Farncombe’s,
Westshore Fuel, Gladstone Pharmacy
and Clarke’s of
Gladstone
Enclosed with this issue of the Langruth Views is a handy
beginner’s checklist compiled by Raymond O’Connor. Remove the yellow sheet, fold it down the middle and you will
have your own personal birdwatcher’s checklist for our area.
If you need help with bird
identification, or if you have questions give Raymond a call.
“Autumn carries
more gold
in its hand than all the
other seasons.”
~
Jim Bishop ~
Time to Read the Water Meter
Town
residents with water service are asked to read their meters for the end of
September. Please phone your reading in
to the Municipal Office (445-2243). You
may call at any time and leave your name and meter reading on the answering
machine if after office hours. If you
experience difficulty in reading your meter please let the RM know - they can
help. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Meter Reading
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ERIC
MACMILLAN INSURANCE AGENCY
110
BROADWAY AVE. WEST
BOX
241
LANGRUTH,
MB R0H 0N0
445-2379
autopac
VISA ¨ MASTERCARD ¨ INTERAC
AUTHORIZED
PHOTO and
DRIVER
LICENCE AGENT
Written
& Road test Receipts
GENERAL
INSURANCE
HOURS: Monday to Friday
9:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Extended
hours and Saturdays
By
appointment.
Erna
Wiebe
Purolator
You can now
send or receive packages via Purolator from the Municipal Office during regular
office hours. If you have any questions
please call Ron at 445-2243.
Congratulations
to all who participated in any way to the success of the Terry Fox Run, which
took place on September 21st, as over $4,400.00 was raised for
cancer research.
A
big Thank You to the Langruth Elks Lodge for donating drinks and ice
cream treats to the Terry Fox Run participants.
~ submitted by Marilyn Nazar ~
On
Friday, September 28, 2001 approximately 40 people gathered to witness the
dedication ceremony for Einarson Park.
After O’Canada was played by the Langruth School Band (led by Doris
Sigurdson) greetings and words of congratulation were brought by Glen Cummings
(MLA for Ste. Rose), Isaac Wiebe (Reeve for R.M. of Lakeview), Philip
Thordarson (Councilor), and Claude Thorsteinson (Icelandic National League).
Mrs.
Gudrun Einarson and her daughters Doreen, Joan and Verna spoke to the crowd about the history of the
block that contains Einarson Park and unveiled the new park sign. The Langruth School Band then played
“Community Spirit.”
The ceremony was followed with a lunch prepared by the women of Grace Lutheran Church at the Community Hall.
C-FAN Central will hold its Grand Opening in Langruth on Friday,
November 9 at 2:00 p.m. Mark that date
on your calendar to come and see the newly renovated building which houses the
Langruth Branch of Parkland Regional
Library and the new C-FAN Family Resource Centre.
A short program is planned and coffee and snacks
will be served.
Saturday, October 13th
1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m
Amaranth Hall
Come and have lunch and visit with Doug &
Jenny. Don’t say good-bye though . . .
just a “Hope to see you soon!” or “See
you later!” Portage is close enough
that we can still visit.
10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Approximately 10 companies represented:
Women’s clothing Make-up
Kitchenware Crafts
Candles Food
and much more!
Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 162
Banquet
and Social Evening
November 9th, 2001
Cocktails at 5:30 p.m. in
the Legion Club Rooms
Banquet at 6:30 p.m. in the
Langruth Community Hall
Tickets:
$10.00
Fall
Supper 2001
Don’t
miss the Fall Supper this year.
Brought
to you by the United Church and Lutheran Church Women.
4:30
p.m. Sunday, October 14th
at
the Langruth Community Hall.
Adults: $7.50
Age
12 & under: $3.50
Preschool: Free
Hollywood
Beach Rocks!
Have
you ever wondered what to do with those big rocks on your land? The Hollywood Beach Citizens
Committee(H.B.C.C.) has the solution for you as we want the large rocks that you don’t want.
The
H.B.C.C. is composed of the members:
Lois Wilson, Susan Wilson, Marlene Craik, Holly Kelemen, Marie Leclerc,
Wendy Olson and Phyllis Thordarson. Our
purpose is to ensure the preservation and restoration of Hollywood Beach.
The
first project the H.B.C.C. wants to address is the control problem of vehicles
driving on the grassed recreation and sand beach areas.
The
H.B.C.C. presented its case and has
received permission from our municipal council to go ahead with a rock control
project this fall. This is an after harvest project which will organize the collection and placement of rocks
in a line barrier to ensure the safety of the public on the beach’s recreation
areas. The project will be done in stages.
This fall we hope to rock the
north end of the beach.
As you look at your land this fall please remember the H.B.C.C. wants your rocks. Contact Phyllis at 445-2323 for more information. The H.B.C.C. welcomes new members to its committee.
The
PAC Annual General Meeting will take place at Langruth Elementary School on
October 15, 2001 at 7:15 p.m. All
parents are encouraged to attend.
Everyone is invited to come out for
the annual Open House and Book Fair to be held on Wednesday, October 10th
from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.. Students,
families and friends are all invited to visit the school.
The gymnasium will again be the site
of a unique bookstore - in which you and your child will find the
newest and best books available in children’s literature. Scholastic will be including young adult
books, as well as adult books, sot there will be something for everyone’s
reading enjoyment.
For those unable to attend on
Wednesday evening the Book Fair will be open on Thursday, October 11th
from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Call the
school at 445-2001 if you would like more information.
Central
Manitoba Youth Choir
Will
be performing
Saturday,
October 13th, 2001
3:30
p.m.
Gladstone
Christian Fellowship Church
The
CMYC is a group of 50 youths ages 15 to 18 from all parts of the region.
Come
and Enjoy an Afternoon of Music
All
are Welcome