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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1973
Page
3
The article provides detailed weather data from Nov 26 to Dec 2 with highs up to 41 and lows near 5 on Nov 28, plus November averages, frost days, and monthly rainfall. It also cites May 1 to Oct 31 records including highs of 91, frost counts, and total rainfall 18.7 inches.
The St Stephens Anglican Church annual meeting in Glenboro elected 1974 officers led by Rector's Warden Dr J Jemson and People's Warden W Radcliffe. Delegates to Synod were Dr Jemson and P L Shepherd with alternates T Bailey and J Gillingham. A 1973 financial report and 1974 budget were discussed. ten names were listed for vestry posts.
Mrs Elva Sutherland spends the winter months at Ste 37 821 Golspie East Kildonan. Get well wishes go to Mrs Maurice Vanwynesberghe a patient in the Glenboro hospital.
Harvey Rogers of Methven district dined with Arthur and Agnes Godley in Dunrea on Sunday. Several local families visited, including Swalaks from Portage, Riddles in Redvers, Rollins of Brandon, Boakes Nesbitt and Wilton from Wawanesa, and Cox of Alexander. Clinton Jeffrey Cullen, Treesbank’s newest citizen, was born last Sunday November 25 at 6 p.m. weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces.
At Glenboro Hospital two birth notices. Albert Wytiick and wife of Cypress River welcomed a daughter Victoria Ann on November 27 1973. Eric Gudnason and wife of Baldur welcomed twins a son and a daughter on November 29 1973.
Fresh cranberries appear in markets from September to December and can be frozen for year round use. The no bake style cheesecake combines tart cranberries with creamy filling, topped with a lemon rind scented cranberry sauce. Serves 12 to 18.
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