Glenboro and South Cypress Win PEP Grant for Winter Works
Manitoba announces 549 200 in municipal labor grants under the Provincial Employment Program 74. Projects cover 80 local bodies, aim to create 1 190 man months of work, with funds allocated by region and to demolish an old high school in Glenboro and tear down a vac ant building in South Cypress.
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Manitoba
Canada
PEP
Brandon
Selkirk
Dauphin
Flin Flon
Morden
Snowmobile Safety Tip From Manitoba Lights Requirement
A Manitoba rule requires every snowmobile to have one white headlight and one red taillight functioning from sunset to sunrise or when visibility is 200 feet or less. Operators should check lights daily as part of start up to replace non working bulbs.
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Manitoba
Tiger Hills Division Meeting Minutes Summary
The 24th meeting of the 1973 Tiger Hills School Division No. 29 approved bus contracts and salaries, authorized a consolidation of title for Belmont lands, scheduled a division in service day for Dec 14, approved fall term teacher salaries, and authorized bus use for a Treherne emergency drill. It also covered driver pay rates for extra curricular trips, progress payments for the Glenboro school addition, and bids for bus routes 4 5 and 6 6 with a Dec 3 effective date. Carol Kendrick opened a hairdressing shop in Glenboro named The Silhouette on Dec 4.
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Tiger Hills
Glenboro
Sec
Treas
M. Cline
Belmont
Violet Duce
Rothwell
Sec-Treas
Man
Treherne
Austin
Winnipeg
Hadath & Pele Ltd
Santa Claus Parade Set for Glenboro December 15
The Santa Claus Parade in Glenboro is sponsored by the Kinsmen Club. Parade chairman Don Barr reports about 18 entries so far and invites floats, cars, or other displays. The parade assembles at the school at 1 00 p m with weather promises a fine day. Santa will distribute treats after the march and children are invited to a show at the ICCF Hall.
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Glenboro
Kinsmen Club
Don Barr
Don
Ade
Santa Claus
1.C.C.F. Hall
C A Hall Appointed Chairman of Lakeland Regional Library Board
C A Hall has been appointed chairman of the Lakeland Regional Library Board at the last meeting. He has served on the board since Glenboro joined the Lakeland Region, over ten years ago.
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C. A. Hall
Lakeland Regional Library Board
Lakeland Regional
Mr. Hall
Glenboro
Lakeland
New Kinsmen Club To Receive Charter Saturday
The Kinsmen Club of Treherne announces the birth of a Kinsmen Club in Glenboro. On Saturday December 8 the Club will be officially Chartered with 32 members led by President Garth McIntyre. Charter Night includes a reception at 6 p.m. a banquet at 7 p.m. ceremonies and a dance to the Caballeros.
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Treherne
Glenboro
Garth McIntyre
I.C.C.F
Glen
Jack Forrest
Virden
Lynn Switzer
Kinsmen Club
Local Police Report Details Vehicle Accidents and Wallet Return
Wallet reported stolen was returned to owner. November 28 collision at Murray and Broadway caused about $500 damage to both vehicles. November 27 collision on Broadway involved a truck backing across the street hitting a car with estimated damage of $85 to Glenboro and Kin family.
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Murray & Broadway
Broadway
Stockton Ladies' Aid Annual Meeting Report
The Stockton Ladies' Aid met at the United Church Manse Glenboro on Thursday afternoon November 29. Treasurer Viola Brown reported the group in good standing as officers were elected for 1974 including Joyce Rolfe president and Grace Wiggett secretary. The fall bazaar tea and bake sale was postponed indefinitely and New Year’s meeting is set for January 17 1974.
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Stockton Ladies’ Aid
United Church
Glenboro
Vinlard
Viola Brown
Vesta Scott
Pres
Joyce Rolfe
Shirley Rutherford
Treas
Grace Wiggett
Rosalyn McGorman
Luella Outhwaite
Ruth Bailey
Sec
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R.M
South Cypress
Ant
Carol Kendrick
Reston
the Silhouette
Carol
Silhouette Hairdressing
Peg
Santa
Monarch Life Assurance Company
Arni Josephson of
Arni
New Kinsmen Club
Stockton Ladies’ Aid Annual Meeting
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