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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1987
Page
7
June 2 1987 quotas list wheat durum oats barley and flax by grade with values in kilograms and bushels plus June 27 non board grains. Manitoba pool elevator report notes space for deliveries and seeding progress with moisture and germination conditions and a forecast of a wheat quota.
Mary Sampson Lloyd and Lena Bell hosted relatives in Carlyle Saskatchewan and joined celebrations for an 80th birthday. Multiple families from Saskatchewan Ontario and British Columbia visited Allan and Alice Cory in Nipawin and Valley Lodge for weddings and greetings during May ending with Doug Coulthorp and Sherri Jewsbury nuptials.
Laura Johnson reports a series of visits in Lyall Park Place including Emma Thornborough hosting Brandon cousins Mrs Irene McKenzie and family, Jim Morton of Strathclair with sister Mattie Thornborough, and Vi Lyall and Oli Olafson receiving get well wishes in Glenboro Hospital. Norman Wayte and Ruth Lalonde joined Olive Naismith in Carberry, with Oli Olafson and Roy and Elva McTaggart visiting Brandon and returning home with Elva.
Opposition questions the Department of Community Services policies led by Minister Muriel Smith. They criticize child abuse protections and highlight Bill 32 The Retail Businesses Holiday Closing Act aimed at Sunday shopping. Contact details for a copy of the bill are provided.
A brief Gazette page from Glenboro Manitoba dated Wednesday June 3 1987 lists local news items, notices, and community notices in a typical small town paper format. The readable text is fragmentary but preserves the date and source identity.
Trent Rolfe, son of Jack Rolfe of Glenboro, graduated from Brandon University on May 23 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He completed his elementary and high school studies in Winnipeg and Glenboro.
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