Glenboro Athletes Excel at Treherne Track Meet
Glenboro Collegiate sent about 60 athletes to Treherne on May 19. Ellen Otte and Bill Shepherd earned perfect scores, with others like Shirley Dowd Morley Rollins Glen Moore Doug Metcalf and John Bjornson receiving silver crests for multiple wins.
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Ellen Otte
Bill Shepherd
Shirley Dowd
Morley Rollins
Glen Moore
Doug Metcalf
John Bjornson
Glenboro
Ellen Otto
Glenboro Red Cross Campaign Tops 1285 In Local Gifts
The Glenboro Red Cross group received a letter of thanks from the Red Cross Society of Manitoba for a successful effort. Volunteers and local donors, businesses, and organizations helped raise 1285, five dollars more than last year, and the local executive thanks all who contributed.
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Glenboro
Glenboro Collegiate shines at Zone 6 track meet
Twenty six Glenboro Collegiate athletes competed at the Zone 6 meet in Manitou on May 27. Several students won multiple events including Shirley Dowd first in primary 60 and 100 yard dashes and Doug Metcalf in senior triple and broad jumps.
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Gilenboro Collegiate
Shirley Dowd
Manitou
Glenboro
Kathie Hall
Eric Rawlings
Doug Metcalf
John Bjornson
Eric Plaetinck
Don Lussier
Linda Davidson
Wendy Young
Rhonda Shewfelt
Bill Shepherd
Michel Labossiere
Lloyd Coates
Bob Tosh
Glen Young
Larry Jamieson
Charles Hithorst
Otto
Greg Carels
Jim Sampson
Lane
Roger Eliott
Division Board Meeting Actions Approvals May 23 Glenboro
Glenboro Tiger Hills divisional trustees met May 23 and approved paying St Leon Co for six months rent for temporary classrooms. They accepted the resignation of Lois McKitrick from Pilot Mound high staff and authorized signing contracts for Lucien Loh Geoffrey Stone and Daniel Shtykalo. Salaries set 400 below the training class. Several accounts approved and next meeting set for June 13 at 7 30 p m.
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Glenboro
Tiger Hills
St. Leon Coor
Lois McKitrick
Pilot Mound High School
Lucien Loh
Geoffrey Stone
Daniel Shtykalo
Local Notes from Glenboro Community Talk and Moves
May 29 report from Hartney notes Mrs. Herman Arason and Mrs. John Jemson at the South Western Region Convention of hospital auxiliaries with Irene Bowman C N I eye service and C NLB rep C W Zemil and David Drew. Don Bullion and wife to relocate in Glenboro with teaching postings and school placement at Linden Lanes.
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Herman Arason
John Jemson
Drew
Arason
Mire. Jemson
Dr. Jemson
Don Bullion
Glenboro
Don
Bullion
Linden Lames
Roy
Gwen Withl
Brandon College
Richmond Ave
Allan Carruthers
Abe Funk
New Westminster
B. C
A. O. McGorman
My Garden Japan world premiere at Expo 67 Pavilion
A film titled My Garden Japan debuts at Expo 67 in Montreal's United Nations Pavilion. It portrays hidden temples and private gardens of Japan through the voice of a Japanese grandfather and features notable actors with Teru Shimada narrating the English version.
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Japan
United Nations
Montreal
Hollywood
Teru Shimada
Rolce Montreal Radio
Aeve
Glenboro Canucks Rally To Take Early Wins In Two Games
Glenboro Canucks defeat Treesbank Tigers 16 to 5 on May 2 with Walter Hilhorst Charles Hilhorst and Ivan Donald each collecting three hits. Greg Arnson homered as Glenboro builds a 16 run total on 14 hits while committing one error. Treesbank adds two hits from Stan Yawney and W Cullen with seven errors. Charles Hilhorst earns the win.
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Glenboro
Treesbank Tigers
Glenboro Canucks
Treesbank
Walter Hilhorst
Charles Hilhorst
Ivan Donald
Greg Arason
Don Barr
Stan Yawney
W. Cullen
Greg Arnson
Harry Lalonde
Earl Johnson
Cubs
Murray Thoms
Deb Mealy
Murray Duncar
Archie Onisimchuk
Laurence Reed
Teen Dance in Glenaboro Saturday Night
A teen dance is scheduled in Glenaboro on Saturday June 3 from 9 PM to midnight. Admission is 75 cents.
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Glenaboro
Festival group names officers for 1968
The Tiger Hills Music and Drama Festival at Baldur elected officers for 1968. Reports on 1967 showed general success but financial strain. Committees for 1968 selections were named, and the festival will be hosted in Holland with the Ideal Rebekah lodge as sponsor.
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Baldur
Tiger Hills
Treherne
Holland
Glenboro
Stockton
Ary
W. Rutherford
C. Wilcox
Holand
Joan McLeod
L. Smith
C. Lawrence
Wawanesa
T. Youre
W. Senderson
Jack Rutherford
Ideal Rebekah Lodge
Holland Art Exhibit and Flower Show Featured at Memorial Hall
Claudia Lanouette will present an art exhibit at Holland Memorial Hall on Saturday June 3 from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. The display includes twenty five pictures a Manitoban mural diamond willow crafts and more with a Holland horticultural society spring flower show and prizes for coffee table and sideboard arrangements. Elementary art winners will be shown and Ideal Rebekah lodge awards presented at 8 pm with land served by the ladies hall committee.
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Holland
Claudia Lanouette
Holland Memorial Hall
Manitoba
Holland Section
The
Horticultural Society
Ideal Rebekah Lodge
Pam
Ladies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judy Gordon
Ponderosa
Judy
Ottawa
Red Cross Report
University of Manitoba
S. A. Olleson
C. A. Sandel
Chas. Darling
Eileen Collins
Wm. Burton
Jas. Williamson
T. F E. Oleson
International Minerals & Chemical Corporation
Saskatcheprong Beate Ay the Com
Suttoe
Dandie
Brian Gates
Elgin
Elgin Cubs
Festival Group
Metcalf
Cypress River
W. H. Ostepovitch
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