No Gazette Next Week Announced
No Gazette published on Wednesday August 12. Office to remain open to accept news and advertisements for the following week. Sears Catalogue Sales Office will be open daily until 4 p.m. for convenience.
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1981
Page
1
No Gazette published on Wednesday August 12. Office to remain open to accept news and advertisements for the following week. Sears Catalogue Sales Office will be open daily until 4 p.m. for convenience.
Cathy Volney and Verlyn Richardson from Dominica and Anguilla, Rangers from their countries, visited Glenboro Manitoba last week as guests of Ron and family Black. They toured camps at Cady Lake and Morris Stampede, rode at Spruce Woods, and spoke of Caribbean tourism.
Harley and Loren Nelson take over The Garage on Highway 2 as H. and L. Motors. The Winnipeg transplants plan automotive repair, supplies, tires, Gulf Oil products, and a September grand opening. Loren stays locally. Harley will join soon.
In 1981 southern Manitoba reports five confirmed horse cases of Sleeping Sickness from Ninette to Holland. Mosquito activity is high, and owners are urged to vaccinate unprotected horses, minimize outdoor exposure, and seek veterinary advice for vaccines and care.
The Turnbull clan gathered at the family farm in South Cypress for a reunion spanning July 31 to August 2. Seventy eight of one hundred four eligible members attended from cities including Calgary Kelowna Victoria Brandon Stockton Moose Jaw and Saskatoon. The weekend featured a Friday get together a Saturday full of games and a Glenboro I C C F Hall dinner and dance a Sunday church service in Stockton and a family picnic at Buskey Dell now run by grandson Gerald Rutherford.
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