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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1982
Page
8
Local Gazette from Glenboro Manitoba reports a June 9 1982 edition with community notices and regional updates. Includes brief local items and public notices affecting residents.
A noted writer in a national magazine argues the Queen's visit reinforced Canada’s Monarchy alongside the Constitution Act. Quebec claims the Canadian Underwater Hockey Championship, besting provincial teams. The narrator recalls water hockey as a novel sport.
Carla Taylor summarizes Manitoba Seniors Week June 6 13 with guidance on nutrition for older adults. Emphasizes four food groups calcium protein vitamin A fiber and fluids, weight maintenance, exercise, appetite, snacks, and avoiding excess supplements. Encourages practical meal ideas and social dining to improve eating habits.
Millie Clark reports a busy weekend as families from Winnipeg Wawanesa Churchbridge Arcola Benito Dunrea Gladstone and Brandon travel to the annual Picnic. Attendees include Donna Clark and Alice Brown from Winnipeg Terri Clark and Gill Speelman in Wawanesa Marvis Waldherr and relatives in Churchbridge and many Clark family members joining celebrations with birthday greetings for John Clark Estella Donaldson Jason Cullen Carol Clark Jimmie Brown and Lorna Findlay.
Sylvia Witherspoon reports a week of visits at the Senior Citizens Home. Miriam Wayte’s daughter Mary Lawless visited with her mother and drove her out. Elsie Beech and sister played music and joined whist with Mrs Toms and Mrs Wilton. Visitors from Carman Glenboro Brandon and Surrey dropped in for chats and parties.. John Brown and Viva Toms hosted surprise visits. birthday and worship combined with Rev. McQuiston. outings included Stockton Tea, fair preparations, Treesbank picnic, and Bingo Mondays.
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