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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
1
Glenboro hosts harness racing Monday June 9 with an afternoon program designed for families. Races start at 1 30 p m and the town invites all to enjoy a day of good clean fun and leisure on the holiday.
A late financial report from Glenboro Memorial Hospital covers April and notes a May 9 meeting to address April affairs. The note thanks seed potato donors and volunteers who plowed and harrowed garden plots and helped with storm window and screen work. The message emphasizes community support and invites questions to the hospital board.
The Minister of Agriculture for Manitoba has ruled that cattle sheep and swine divisions at all exhibitions and fall fairs in Manitoba must not operate this year because of livestock disease in Western Canada. The Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba and other events will continue with horse racing auto racing and attractions. The Brandon Automobile Dealers Association will display more car models and sixty firms have signed contracts for Manitoba Trade Fair participation. The death of Mrs Irwin Campbell is reported with funeral services held June 4 at Glenboro United Church.
The Glenboro area enjoys rainfall and bustling activity as pipe delivery and pipeline work loom for about three months. The Glenboro Races on June 9 accompany a busy golfing tournament and boxing match telecast plans. Local anglers cheer recent catches while residents resume home projects and travel tales emerge from a Pacific voyage.
The Hospital Aid Club names the second winner Mrs Ernie Oto for May credit drawn at Poole's Meat Market. June tickets are now available. Visits from Chas Sinclair Regina Stewart Sinclair Norman Sutherland and families. Glenboro Hospital thanks donors Lloyd Sigmar crate of eggs. Open air church service at Hilton marked first sod for new $15 000 church. Iris Robt bride elect celebrated with a Mauve yellow shower at United Church parlors.
I thank friends and neighbors who visited me and sent cards and flowers during my recent stay at St. Boniface hospital.
Farmers urged to call Ogilvie Elevator for 1950 51 patronage dividends. 1932 53 producer permit books ready to be written up. Ogilvie Flour Mills Co Ltd invites continued business, agent A E Cline. Beefe Zoofurfort.
A brief listing announces the June 10th and 11th showings of The Day the Earth Stood Still starring Mitchell Rennie and Patricia Neal presented as a drama in Technicolor.
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