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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1985
Page
9
A guide warns tank mixes can cause crop injury and reduced weed control especially when mixing grassy and broadleaf herbicides. The order of addition, timing, and following label instructions are crucial to avoid incompatibilities and residue issues.
Police logs show multiple thefts in Glenboro including bicycles gasoline and a BBQ. A missing adult in Notre Dame de Lourdes was found by police dog. Other reports include Break and Enter at Treherne Elementary and thefts of milk drinks and cash. 11 Liquor Act and 18 Highway Traffic Act charges since last report.
Karen Tole of Pilot Mound Manitoba is the 1985 Arts Career Scholarship recipient. The award, valued at 1000, supports Tiger Hills area students pursuing post secondary arts education.
Robin Hood hosts over 300 fairs with contests themed With Love From Your Kitchen. Adults judge Celebrity Cookie Jar and a 60 40 scoring split prizes for top entries plus $100 for the most entries. juniors enter Cookiegram contests with the same judging and prizes.
Laura Johnson reports social visits in Lyall Park Place. Whit Meredith of Winnipeg attended the annual baseball tournament and visited relatives. The McGregors, Bjornsons, McKellars, and Cory family guests are noted along with get well wishes for Emma Thornborough. Sympathy sent to Mrs. Mary McMillan.
Manitoba Pool Elevators and Wheat Board quotas effective June 4 1985 show Red Spring Wheat open and reserved lots with July deadlines and bushel conversions. Durum and Utility Wheat specify grades and dates while non board grains list open status until June 29 to July 20. The report notes small facilities may hinder deliveries and mentions removal of the old elevator completed at 11 47 a.m. on June 4 with a viewing gallery present.
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