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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
4
Jack and Glennie Steer thank friends and neighbors of Stock ton Community for the gifts and surprise visits they received. They express appreciation for the thoughtful gestures and gifts from everyone.
The family of the late Robert Thomias Carruthers express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses food donations floral tributes and sympathy during their bereavement and to the ladies of Glenboro United Church for their hospitality at the church. All was deeply appreciated.
The publication is issued every Thursday in Glenboro Manitoba. It is authorized as second class mail by the Ottawa Post Office Department. Editors and publishers are G and A Witherspoon. Subscriptions run $3.00 in advance, $4.00 abroad.
Margaret and Kevin Thornborough thank relatives and friends for cards gifts and visits while in Glenboro Hospital special thanks to Dr Jemson and hospital staff Mrs Violetta Chapman also thanks to Dr J Jemson nurses and kitchen staff for support during hospitalization
Mr and Mrs Geo Rutherford motored to Regina for the weekend to visit their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Robt Harrod and family. They returned home Sunday and Mrs M.
Local social updates list visits and travels among residents of Stockton and nearby towns including Winnipeg, Ninette, Rathwell, and Fargo with mentions of graduations and a surprise visit. A political column advocates NDP reforms, arguing for profit distribution and cooperative business models and ends with a vote call for Edith Alsop.
A daughter named Marnie Jean was born to Mr and Mrs Garth Mc Inityre on June 5 1968.
Rutherford of Souris returns after a two week holiday. Mr and Mrs Robert Harrod announce the arrival of their daughter Taramie Lynn Florence. Jack Atkinson of Kenora Ontario and Earl Atkinson of Winnipeg visit their mother Mrs Clarence Maggey.
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