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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1985
Page
5
Manitoba Pool Elevators Ferry Wheat Board quotas as of December 2 1985 outline grain quotas for Wheat Red and Durum Oats Barley Rye Flax and Rapeseed with per bag and bushel equivalents. It notes space remaining for all grains due to slow deliveries from extreme cold and confirms reinstatement of the S bus C supplementary quota while sunflowers remain in the old facility.
Club bulletin lists upcoming zones for Junior Mens and Girls Mixed and Ladies events, plus Senior and Masters divisions. Entries contact Ken McConnell, Larry Gates, Georgena Anderson, Barry Hockin, Lorne McCallum, Isabel Shepherd, with dates spanning December 1985 to January 1986. A Sahara meeting set 1986 dates. Junior Bonspiel scheduled for December 7-8.
Recreation district wraps up Christmas courses with Oil Painting led by Patti Hacault drawing 12 participants from Bruxelles, Christmas Cuisine run by Eleanor Rihal at Spruce Woods Inn, and Slim & Trim Christmas Party set for December 11 at Glenboro School with pot luck and a $2 gift exchange. Aerobics resumes Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. before holidays.
Susan Comrie of Manitoba Hydro explains safe use and care for electric blankets. Wash on gentle settings, avoid dry cleaning, store folded or on bed with controls unplugged, and arrange wires to avoid crushing. Check cords for wear, replace by a qualified service person, and turn off the blanket when not in use.
Short notes from the December 4 1985 Glenboro Gazette include community updates and public notices. Names and places reflect local happenings in Manitoba with brief mentions of residents and events.
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