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Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 04, 1973

Page

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Pick Your Day Bonspiel At Glenboro Curling Club

Sixty rinks competed in the Glenboro Curling Club Pick Your Day Bonspiel with five days of play to earn a spot in the final day. Jack Fraser led a rink including Greg Arason and Marty Morris among others as competition continued.

Glenboro Curling Club Jack Fraser Greg Arason Marty Morris Len Thornborough Elmer Johnson Lorne Patterson Jack Rutherford Herman Johnson Oscar Brown Glenboro Reg Budd Reg

Glenboro Curling Club crowns 1972-73 champions

Louise Fraser skip and her rink Marge Dowd Pearl Joel and Dorothy Cassick won Glenboro Ladies’ Curling Club Champs for 1972-73 with a 17-5 season. They receive the Inland Trust trophy at the annual meeting amid a four way second place tie and a season of multiple event winners including the Oscar Brown Memorial Trophy.

Louise Fraser Marge Dowd Pearl Joel Dorothy Cassick Glenboro Ladies Inland Trust Doreen Bjornson Mary Kovar Marge Longmire Don Barr al Greer Fraser Wes Brown Murray Clark Brandon Jack Gowanlock Alvin Taft June Clark Bill Robinson Holland George Wertz Glenboro Len Jackson Winnipeg Byron Steen Ann Reddon Gerald Murray Ivens Reddon Carberry Eric Rawlings Dave Jones Cypress River Bert Coates

Weather Outlook March 26 to April 1

March 26 shows 66 high and March 29 12 low with an average daytime high near 48 and nighttime low about 22. Precipitation none and temperatures about 15 degrees above normal. March averages cited include 44 for daytime highs and 25 below for lows with moisture around 0.29 inches.

Central Hospital Aid Meeting Reports Items and Plans

The March 20 meeting, led by vice-president Ida Sanderson, had nine members present. Camille Hospital Guild donated new adult books, material for men’s pyjamas and towelling were shared, and a nurse residence chesterfield was reupholstered. A suggestion box, ward TV, and a regional Carman meeting on May 9 at 2 pm were announced. The next regular meeting is May 15 at 2:30.

Ida Sanderson Holland Camille Guilds Treherne Louise Guilds Camille Hospital Guild Carman Thomas Breen

Legion Auxiliary District Rally at Boissevain

Mrs. L Christie and Mrs Rae Anderson led the Boissevain district rally with 105 guests including 27 delegates. Speakers Mrs Florence Dowd and Mrs L Allen addressed the assembly after a roast beef dinner for 40 guests, with color parties from Boissevain Auxiliary and Legion.

L. Christie Rae Anderson L. Witherspoon Glenboro Boissevain Legion Hall Boissevain Legion Andy Shewfelt Prov. Council Barefoot Boissevain Aux Dowd Allen Windram Shewfelt Levenick Vivian Crawford Killarney Aux Sports Foundation Brandon Ninette Auxis

Tiger Hills School Division approves debentures and new office

At the 6th meeting in Glenboro on March 27, the Tiger Hills Division Board authorized signing $450,000 debentures with the Public Schools Finance Board and accepted village land for the new central divisional office. They approved a Pilot Mound School telephone system, revised office plans at Gilenso ro, and adjusted bus driver pay and route costs. Scholarships for Grade 12 were set for four high schools with four named award categories.

Tiger Hills Glenboro Donald Anderson Robi. Richmond Sec.Treas Public Schools Finance Board Pilot Mound School Pilot Mound Gilenboro W. T. Mowat Central Divisional Manitoba

Tog gery Shop Spring Fashion Show At 1 CC F Hall Glenboro

The Tog gery Shop held a Spring Fashion Show at the 1 C C F Hall in Glenboro. Models displayed sports dress and formal wear for children, girls and ladies with Mrs D McKay as commentator. M and E Ceramics showcased student work and Mrs M Doreen Bjornson presented a flower fantasy. Dolores Ehnes won a spruce tree dish, Mrs Jack Sullivan won an open mouth frog, Sigrun Sigurdson won flowers, and Twyla Ehnes took the Big Rabbit draw. Lunch followed the event.

1.C.C.F Glenboro D. McKay M. & E. Ceramics Doreen) Bjornson Dolores Ehnes Jack Sullivan Sigrun Sigurdson

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Carol Cullen Lovie Johnson Lovey Allan Greer Morley Cullen Bill Mowat Doug Cullen Bill Central Hospital Legion Auxiliary District Rally Liger Hills Twyla Ehnes
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