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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
2
Three teaching staff at Glenboro Collegiate are honoured as they leave at term end. Final examinations begin for Grades 9 and 10, with Grades 11 and 12 scheduled to start next week.
Sincere sympathy extended to the family of the late Allan Israel who died in Winnipeg on June 6. Mr Fennel visits Pilot Mound. Miss Marie Anderson plans to work as Home Economist with Fisheries after a few days at home. Mr and Mrs Al Reine and Bob of Cranberry Portage visited the Browns. Gerry Sinsar of Winnipeg visited the Shepherds. Congratulations to Harvey Purvis and Louise Cullen on the birth of a son on June 6. Jas Leader drove to Dauphin for the weekend. Lloyd Farough welcomed a son born May 31 in Winnipeg. Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Tom Russell and Lloyd Coates in Glenboro Hospital. L Tougas of Winnipeg welcomes a son born May 29.
Patricia and Walter Richardson hosted guests from Brandon Winnipeg Treesbank and Iowa at various homes. The Patricia Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Earl Robinson with eleven members and one visitor. Red Cross quilts were completed by Mrs Ivan Drinkwater and Mrs W B Coates. Families moved homes and get well wishes went to M Budd and Mrs Harold Jackson in Winnipeg and Glenboro hospitals.
Local Glenboro resident Mrs J A Delgaty captured a set of four TV tables at Rawlings Hardware during Saturday evening sales. The Glenboro scene also notes Mr Alexander Fraterman from Delft arrived to stay with his son Ed Fraterman family for several months. Doreen Jones of Baldur was omitted from Festival Trophy Winners list while Coreen won the Girls Solo trophy 9 to 11 at Cypress River Tiger Hills Festival. Winnipeg visits Dodds Brothers and relatives. Merchantile Committee apologizes for omitting Mel Dowd Your Imperial Oil Agent from lucky dollar draw list. tickets available through him.
The Bru Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Steini Johnsons home on dune four. Lunch hostesses were Mrs H S Johnson and Mrs H S Sveinsson. They thank attendees for a successful bazaar and plan a Kiwanis Beach picnic. Concerns travel to Arborg for Lutheran Woman's League convention. Several residents visited Winnipeg and Culbertson Montana, and G Morrison attended a Silver Wedding Anniversary in Neelin.
Mr and Mrs J White and others visit en route to the West Coast. Birthday greetings go to A J Gardiner who turns 80. Notables include Bill Mowat marriage and Cradle Roll and Jubilee Lodge events. Hospital updates list J Hyde Yeo and Walterson as current patients. Elmer Mauns wed on June 6.
Anglican services led by Rev Theo Weaver with Sunday School at Glenboro and Holland at 10 a.m. Holland Morning Prayer at 11 a.m. Cypress River Evangelical Prayer at 2 p.m. Glenboro Evening Prayer at 4 p.m. Young Peoples Fellowship at 7 36 p.m. at Cypress River Old School.
A Sunday schedule lists Glenboro Sunday School at 10 30 a m Baldur service at 9 30 a m Glenboro Bru service at 1 30 p m providing local church times for readers.
A church service at Cypress River United Church is announced for the upcoming Sunday with the Sunday School session following the main service. Congregants are invited to attend and participate.
Rev S J McKay leads Stockton Sunday School at 10 and Glenboro at 10:15. Stockton and Glenboro worship at 10 and 11:30 respectively. Services in June to be conducted by Rev W R Donogh.
Holland Mrs. Webber of Brandon renews acquaint ances. Grandview couple R McMannis visit S McMannis’s home. Hospital Guild May meeting reports 603.18 bank balance. Fashion Show clears 440.66 after expenses 527.77. June visitors Mrs. Regner and Mrs. Holloway. Esther Callawaert bride elect reception notes. Sixty one Tiger Hills Teachers’ Society local supper. speaker Don McKinnon.
Mr and Mrs Guy T Taylor celebrate fifty years of marriage with a open house at Memorial Hall Holland on Saturday June 27 1964 from 3 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM. Linda Ostapovitch and Irene Humphries participated in the Provincial Track and Field Meet in Winnipeg last Saturday. They request no gifts.
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