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Glenboro Gazette in Glenboro, Manitoba

14 Dec 1983

Page 7

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Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 14, 1983

Page

7

Area Artists Display Work at Christmas Dinner and Concert

The Tiger Hills Arts Association hosted its annual Christmas Dinner and Concert in Holland on December 4 with exhibits by local artists including Maxine Gillis Treherne Patti Hacault Burxelles Philip Shurg Pilot Mound Daniel Simoons Bruxelles Doug Skelton Altamont Shiela Trotter Belmont and Doris Wilson Rathwell A Winnipeg Art Gallery watercolors exhibit complemented the show A full audience attended the dinner piped in by Ted Brown of Pilot Mound and entertained by the Tiger Hills Community Band Choir Drama Society and String Ensemble Bernard Helfter awarded a life membership to Ivan Graham Don DeGrow of the Winnipeg Art Gallery spoke on the arts as a universal language Julie Husband and Eric Emde performed flute and marimba after dinner.

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Tiger Hills Arts Association Holland Maxine Gillis Treherne Patti Hacault Burxelles Philip Shurg Pilot Mound Daniel Simoons Bruxelles Doug Skelton Altamont Shiela Trotter Belmont Doris Wilson Rathwell Winnipeg Art Gallery Red Point Holland Solo Edith Catering Piper Ted Brown Tiger Hills Community Band Tiger Hills Community Choir Donald Maxwell Tiger Hills Drama Society Tiger Hills String Ensemble Bernard Helfter Tiger Hills Arts Association Ivan Graham Don DeGrow Degrow Julie Husband Eric Emde Winnipeg
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Regulations Define Safety Gear Rules for New Legislation

The Highways and Transportation Minister announced rules for a new safety law set to take effect January 1 1984 detailing seat belt and child restraint requirements for drivers and passengers and helmet rules for all motorcycle riders. Exemptions include peace officers medical attendants taxi drivers and certain ages and vehicle types. Brochures and a phone inquiry line will aid the public in understanding the provisions.

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Highways and Transportation John Plohman Winnipeg Autopac Plohman
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Government duty to provide medical and preventive support

Government is required to provide medical and support services and to take appropriate preventive measures. The statement emphasizes state obligations to ensure health care access and preventive actions for the public.

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Shelterbelts for farms protect soil and crops

Properly planned shelterbelts benefit farmers by shielding soil, crops, and livestock from weather. Selection of species hinges on winter hardiness growth rate height width density and longevity. field belts cut wind speeds and can be spaced up to 660 ft apart, enabling four 40 acre fields on a quarter section. Order forms and design aids are available at the Agricultural Office.

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P.F.R.A
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Dinner and Concert Impress with Skill and Generosity

Winnipeg pianist Sydney McInnes delivered Mozart Chopin and Gershwin with variety and polish, earning a standing ovation. Master of Ceremonies Stuart Murray, a last minute replacement, guided the evening well. The event highlighted the community’s hard work and generosity.

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Ful Sydney McInnes Winnipeg Mozart Chopin Stuart Murray
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MPE Announces 1983 Dividend for Retirees

Manitoba Pool Elevators reports 1983 retirees dividend details with 2,974 members mailed cheques totaling 1,902,955.70 in December. It notes eligibility for those turning 65 in 1984 and provides forms from elevator managers. An additional 199,000 was paid to estates last year, bringing total refunds to over 83,700,000.

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Manitoba Pool Elevators
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