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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1982
Page
8
The Gazette in Glenboro Manitoba reports a concise local news roundup dated Wednesday June 2 1982. The page covers community events public notices and brief updates from the region.
The lawn and swan planters donated by Edna and Ed Verhelst brighten the Home grounds. Residents note sewer work opposite the Home and anticipate the new Personal Care Home construction while visitors share news of vacations, visits, and a birthday celebration for John Brown with birthday greetings from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau on display.
Minutes from the tenth meeting of the Tiger Hills School Division board in Glenboro Manitoba note absences and authorize signing a teacher contract with Christopher G. Jackson. Resignations accepted effective June 30 1982 include Diane Bauer Lucie Lachapelle Susan Morrow Enid Ruston and Yvonne Jansen contract termination. Jim Strong’s resignation as custodian of Treherne Elementary School is approved.
Lisgar MP Jack Murta criticizes the Liberal government for wasteful spending in Ottawa. He cites $674,972 for public servant briefcases, 68.8 percent worker efficiency, $50 million yearly photocopying costs, and a 1981 Winnipeg trip by three ministers. He warns of ineffective government and urges better spending.
Carla Taylor explains flexible budgeting for farm families and households. She urges multiple plans A B and C, stresses tracing expenses with a household mini budget, and notes calling Brandon Ag Centre for a guide.
Manitoba health officials led by Health Minister Larry Desjardins stepped up encephalitis monitoring with MASC guidance. Ten sentinel chicken flocks and 15 mosquito sites across southern Manitoba will detect virus activity, while vaccination urged for horses to curb outbreaks.
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