Village Urges Conservation of Household Waste Costs
Glenboro officials urge residents to limit Mondays garbage pickups to household waste only. Grass and leaves go on Thursdays. burnable items bagged separately save transport costs. Last month’s waste transport bill reached 2317.73, with 2100.00 as the average.
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Don Foster
Souris
Don
Armand Vallotton
Glenboro
Kenton
Manitoba
The Last Assembly ends Glenboro leaders careers
Glenboro School marks retirement of principal Garth McIntyre and vice principal Bill Shackel with a two hundred strong gathering. Daryl Ford emceed as colleagues praise their combined 72 years in education and administrations.
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Glenboro
Tiger Hills
Garth McIntyre
Bill Shackel
Daryl Ford
Ford
Garth
Wilda
Mamie Young
Wembley
Alberta
Ewart Hudson
McIntyre
Mr. Shackel
Messrs
Shackel
Glenboro School
Rosemary
Wilda McIntyre
Gazette
Giselle Lussier
Borotsik and Hoeppner Hold Manitoba Federal Seats
In Manitoba's June 297 federal election the Conservative Rick Borotsik won Brandon-Souris with 12 312 votes over Reform Ed Agnew 11 206. Liberal Glen McKinnon was third with 6 071, NDP Jennifer Howard 4 684. Hoeppner retained Portage Lisgar for Reform with 12 903 over PC Brian Pallister 11 482. Liberal Heather Mack 4 666, NDP Glen Hallick 2 300. Provincial results show Liberals 6 seats, Conservatives 1, Reform 3, NDP 4. voter turnout 66 percent.
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Conservative Party
Rick Borotsik
Brandon-Souris
Reform
Ed Agnew
Borotsik
Agnew
Glen McKinnon
Jennifer Howard
NDP
Jeff Borden
Christian Heritage Party
Colin Atkins
Portage-Lisgar
Jake Hoeppner
Progressive Conservative Party
Brian Pallister
Liberal
Heather Mack
Glen Hallick
Martin Dewit
Roy Lyall
Canadian Action Party
Liberals
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