Glenboro Credit Union reports another good year
Glenboro members met at the Legion hall for the annual supper meeting to tabulate reports and elect officers. Percy Shepherd reported seven year growth and 3 percent interest on deposits, with share capital at 51198.71. Board members elected include Jack Rutherford and Preston Davidson for three years and Don Rogers Stewart Hamilton for one year. Rev Arthur Allan spoke on Canada as a newcomer and praised prairie living while a Legion Auxiliary meal followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenboro
Emboro Credit Union
Legion Hall
Percy Shepherd
Genboro Credit Union
Dimate
Credit Committee
Mervyn Trimble
Wm. Oliphant
Supervisory Committee
Frank Fresunka
Jack Rutherford
John Thomson
Preston Davidson
Don Rogers
Stewart Hamilton
Ben Johnson
Duncan McKay
Charles Steer
A. Harris
Jim Gowanlock
Howard Foster
Ivan Donald
Glen Witherspoon
Les Hopkins
Ernest Thompson Seton
Arthur Allan
Canada
England
Rev. Allan
Prairies
Legion Auxiliary
Federated Co operatives to Reform Structure and Aims
About 170 delegates open Federated Co operatives 37th annual meeting in Saskatoon on February 1 to discuss re organization proposals new objectives and a code of ethical standards. President L L Lloyd notes 1965 sales at 122 million up 10 percent from 1964 and urges gearing up for changing times while smaller communities face decline and possible regional amalgamations to keep local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Cooperatives
Saskatoon
Federated
FCL
L. L. Lloyd
Lloyd
Talent and Character Shaped by Worldly Streams
A concise reflection on how talent develops in quiet effort yet character forms through engagement with life. The quote emphasizes personal growth through solitude and public reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Tiger Hills Trustees Propose Four Schools
Tiger Hills school division trustees meet to discuss building four new schools in Treherne Glenboro Baldur and Pilot Mound. The plan sarebbe to expand Treherne high school and construct new high schools in Pilot Mound Baldur and Glenboro with multiple classrooms and facilities.
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Tiger Hills
Glenboro
Pilot Mound
Treherne
T. B. Oleson
W. Burton
Baldur
Ward 3
S. D. of
Cons. S. D
Cypress River
Department of Education
T. E. Oleson
Wm. Burton
Chas. Darling
Eileen Colling
Jas. Williamson
Clarence Sundell
Canada Rural Poor Survive on Very Low Incomes
A Canadian Welfare Council study for ARDA reports rural poor in Inverness County Nova Scotia Gatineau Papineau Pontiac Lanark Interlake Manitoba subsist on monthly incomes as low as 11.71 dollars per person from welfare and family allowances. It details 290 families with per capita incomes ranging from 28 to 63 dollars and highlights isolation limited income control and a readiness for change amid hard working, patient communities.
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Ottawa
Canada
ARDA
Canadian Welfare Council
CWC
Inverness County
Nova Scotia
Gatineau
Papineau
Pontiac
Quebec
Lanark County
Ontario
Interlake
Manitoba
Deta
Lanark
Inverness
Provincial Assembly Opens in Manitoba Sparks Local Notes
February 3 marks the provincial assembly start with local readers noting birthdays of Murney Tosh and Neil McLeod. The column also reports on school division changes confusing “divisions” and mentions Tiger Hills schools. Weather reports recall 58 below in the new bridge area and letters from Bill and Edie Colledge in Sidney British Columbia.
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Manitoba
Murney Tosh
Neil McLeod
Tiger Hills
Bill
Edie Colledge
Vancouver Island
Gulf
Arctic Circle
Edie
Glenboro
Sidney
B. C
New Bridge
Manitoba Local History Committee Seeks Pioneer Stories
The Manitoba Historical Society urges towns to collect local histories before the 1970 centennial. Mrs. B Parkinson chairs until recently, replaced by Miss Mary Talbot and Miss Janet More. Over 80 districts have replied. 102 contacted. some histories already in the Legislative Library.
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Manitoba Historical Society
Manitoba
B. Parkinson
Mary Talbot
Westgate
Winnipeg
Janet More
Lanark Street
Maiiitoba
Legislative Library
Library Week Poster and Essay Contest Set
The eighth annual Library Week runs March 26 to April 2, 1966 with the theme Reading the Key to a Changing World. A poster contest for Grades 1 to 6 and an essay contest for Grades 7 to 10 will be held. essays must be 200 to 300 words and artwork 12 by 18 to 18 by 24 inches, with entries due to Don Foster by March 10, 1966. For details contact the librarian or Miss B. E. Kent, Killarney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Foster
B. E. Kent
Killarney
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Glenboro Credit Union
Federated Co-operatives
Philip Deane
Public Eye
Cbc-Tv
Deane
Deane Ralkes
Ee Ae
Niagara
Niagara Falls
U.S
Canadian
Beverly Hillbillies
Buddy Ebsen
Max Baer Jr
Donna Douglas
Irene Ryan
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