05 Jan 1983
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1983
Page
1
Lieutenant Governor Pearl McGonigal reflects on 1982 and welcomes 1983. She praises Manitobans, volunteers, and the Government House year, notes coming challenges, and urges shared effort for a stable economic and social future. The message expresses faith in Manitoba and wishes happiness and success for readers.
Weather report notes high and low temperatures for December 1982 into January 1983 with records of minus thirty two and minus thirty five degrees, average day and night temperatures around minus ten and minus twenty one, and precipitation totaling 5.3 cm with 10.6 mm snow. It cites overall average temperatures and mentions a about average climate.
Sterling Lyon offers a new year message urging Manitobans to face 1983 with fortitude and mutual compassion. He notes economic slowdown but emphasizes pride as among the world's favored people and calls for renewed hope, good health, and contentment.
The Glenboro Agricultural Society met December 15 1982 in the curling rink club room with eighteen members present. President Jim Diehl heard reports from the Secretary Treasurer Cattle Director Horse Director Display Director Fair Manager and Turf Club. Warren Sigurdson reported on the Brandon Conference. Officers of 1982 will continue in 1983. A January 12 1983 meeting with the Turf Club will discuss grants for building and renovation at the Fair Grounds.
Veterinarian Dr. J W Coates reports rabies in the area with a rabid skunk and a rabid cow found about five miles south of Glenboro. A Baldur area resident is receiving shots after a kitten bite, and about seven people south of Glenboro have received immunizations this past month. Pets should be vaccinated and people warned to watch for unusual animal behavior.
Glenboro School staff extend New Year wishes as kindergarten moves to full day sessions through June with Tuesday and Thursday classes in January and February. Senior high students face three cycles left before final exams set for January 26 and 27, with January 28 as an administration day.
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