Auction Mart Meeting in Glenboro for Farm Venture
A Glenboro meeting led by solicitor A Hamilton discussed forming an Auction Mart project with a trust fund at Royal Bank Glenboro Branch. Shareholders will elect a committee and a spring work will aim to raise about $5,000 in capital. funds may be returned if support falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seis Ghiliioniya
Om Auction Mart
Gienboro
Hamilton
Brandon
Pipestone Project
Ie G9
Moma
Frank Presunka
Glenboro
Royal Bank
Treesbank Ladies Picnic Draws 700 Plus Attendees
The Treesbank Ladies Association picnic on Saturday June 9 drew over seven hundred people to ideal weather and games from Glenboro Nesbitt Wawanesa Belmont Stockton Rounthwaite-Stratherne. Winners spanned Belmon Glenboro Wawanesa and Oakland with prizes for oldest attendees and various age races. Visitors included Winnipeg residents and locals from Allan Clark to the Browns Cullen Millard and Clark families.
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Treesbank Ladies’ Association
Glenboro
Nesbitt
Wawanesa
Belmont
Stockton
Rounthwaite-Stratherne
Treesbank
Glenboro A
Wawanesa High School
Gienboro
Oakland
Braves
Oakland Braves
Morley Brown
Winnipeg
Raymer Brown
Albert Cullen
Brandon
Lewis Cullen
Harvey Millard
Victoria
B. C
B. Donaldson
Walton
Holland
A Clark
William T Sampson 72 Dies in Glenboro After Sudden Illness
Funeral service held June 2 at Glenboro United Church for William Thomas Sampson of Glenboro born in Rapid City district. He farmed in Greenway Belmont areas before moving to Glenboro in 1947 and joined town staff in 1952. He leaves wife May Emma Day, two daughters, two sons, sisters, and many grandchildren.
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William Thomas Sampson
Glenboro
Greenway
Belmont
W Witherspoon
W. Spring
Walter Daymond
Alf Cory
Stan McFadden
Gordon Jackson
Alex Forbes
Ira Craik
Tom Irwin
Bar! McPhail
Jack Poole
Alfred Wood
al. Hamilton
Robert Moore
May Emma Day
P. Jones
R. Campbell
Raymond
Brandon
Milton
Winnipeg
Charlotte Kenyon
Brendon
Robert Purves
Maple Creek
Sask
Kiwanis Activities Highlight June Community Events
Gov Don Mackay praised higher education in small colleges during a Public and Business Affairs session. June 6 Peace Garden visit noted, Al Williamson elected Canadian secretary of the Peace Garden Association. The Peanut Campaign raised funds, Donkey Baseball drew crowds, Kiwanis Charter Night June 14, Golf June 21, Red Cross Swimming July 2-13 offerings announced with registration details.
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Don Mackay
Public and Business Affairs Committee
Charlie Hall
Peace Garden
al Williamson
Peane Garden Association
Kiwaniems
Little League
Kiwanis
Legion Hall
IOOF
Red Cross
G. M. Smith
Donkey Ball Highlights Little League Scrimmage
IPL Mule Skin ners faced Gien-BT os ieee Sealaw GFA SEARS in a softball style game on a field with donkey riders. The match ended in a three all tie as umpire Reg Rawlings and score-keeper Steve Foord-Kelcey try to tally the odd result. Several riders were banged up after the event with talk of a repeat ten years from now.
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IPL
Ners
SEARS
Reg Rawlings
Steve Foord-Kelcey
Glenboro and District Chamber of Commerce Meeting
The Glenboro and District Chamber of Commerce announces a regular meeting to be held Monday June 18 at 7 30 p m in the rink.
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Glenboro and District Chamber of Commerce
Mangin-Diana wedding and community notes from Holland
The Mangin-Diana wedding took place at Dun rea on Saturday May Sth with a large attendance at the Memorial Hall Holland. A Men’s Ball Club donkey baseball game raised 40 dollars. The June U C W met with 24 members and one visitor. 25 visits and 7 cards were reported. festival receipts totaled 116.30 with 803.43 bank balance. Donations of 25 each were made to the Christian Youth Caravan and Gimli Fresh Air Camp. Quarterly M and M funds of 90 will be forwarded plus a Leadership Camp Bursary Fund contribution. A workshop report from Cypress River was read. Camille charge members represented. plans to serve at the Threshermen’s reunion on July 28 were approved. Yvonne Stewart was honored with a parting gift as she leaves for Souris to teach, with lunch concluding the evening.
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J. Godard
Christian Youth Caravan
Gimli Fresh Air
U.C.W
Cypress River
W. Ferris
G. Taylor
A. Lovie
G. Purvis
P. Leslie
J. McMannis
D. Sanderson
Holland Camille
Sporto Cancelled For June Event At Glenboro
Sporto Cancelled was to be held at Glenboro on June 28. The cancellation comes as several other bingos are planned nationwide near that date. Organizers felt Sporto could not be financially viable given current circumstances.
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Glenboro
Sporto
Decoration Day Service at Cenotaph June 24
The Glenboro Decoration Day Service will be held on Sunday June 24 at the Cenotaph at 2 16 pm. You are kindly asked to join in this annual service.
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Glenboro
Bru Notes Highlights From Local Social Roundup
John Morrison returned home Friday after a stay in Baldur hospital. George Rigaux and Raymond Rigaux of Winnipeg visited Morrison's family, as did Hubert Roy Claeys and Ernie Born with Winnipeg ties. Bru Ladies' Aid met in June at Mrs. H. Sveinson's home with hosts Mrs. B. K. Johnson and Mrs. G. Morrison hosting visitors.
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John Morrison
Baldur Hospital
George Rigaux
Ty Raymond Rigaux
Winnipeg
Hubert Roy Claeys
Ernie Born
J. H. Nordal
Bru
Ladies’ Aid
H. S. Sveinson
B. K. Johnson
G. Morrison
Local Notes From the Region
Local notes report attendees at a Lutheran Church convention in Gimli June 3 to 5 and Kiwanis International gathering in Denver this week. Minnesota and Winnipeg connections appear with visits and a June 1 birth in Selkirk. A Glenboro Ladies Aid home cooking sale is set for June 23 at 8:00 p.m. at Oleson’s Implement Shop. Weekend visits include Drayton and Bert Merediths.
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Arni Josephson
Lutheran Church
Gimli
Do. A. Hall
Denver
Colorado
Cliff Gunn
Winnnipeg
Cliff
Wm. Gunn
Dave Blake
Selkirk
Glenboro Lartheran Ladies’ Aid
Social Notes From The District
Stockon Mrs Eisie Earles visits relatives in Gobson's Landing B C. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs M Kalushka of Carrol on the birth of Vivian Marion Jeanette. Al Reine and family were weekend guests of his parents R C Brown. Gayle Anderson of Winnipeg visits her mother Mrs W Anderson. Rev Markowsky of Baldur to conduct services at United Church with Baptism and Communion. Brenda Patterson of Wawanesa visits her uncle Wes Brown. Mrs F Greene and R Hastings of Winnipeg attend Treesbank picnic. Mrs Wm Frim of Winnipeg visits Jas Graham family.
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Eisie Earles
Gobson’s Landing
B. C
Gordon McLeod
M Kalushka
Carrol
Vivian Marion Jeanette
al. Reine
R. C. Brown
Gayle Anderson
Winnipeg
Jas. Graham
Vera Mar vis to wed Wilbert Waldherr in Treesbank
Mr and Mrs Carold Clark announce the engagement of their daughter Vera Mar vis to Wilbert Harold Waldherr eldest son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Waldherr of MacNutt Sask The wedding is planned for June 30 at Treesbank United Church
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Carold Clark
Treesbank
Vera Marvis
Wilbert Harold Waldherr
Stephen Waldherr
MacNutt, Sask
Treesbank United Church
Brandon College President Addresses Kiwanis Meeting
Dr. John E. Robbins, Brandon College president, spoke at the Kiwanis Club dinner on Friday June 8. He discussed needs for better equipped colleges, benefits of small college environments, and Brandon College plans to expand service to students and the humanities.
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Glenboro
John E. Robbins
Brandon College
Kiwanis Club
Robbins
Saskatchewan
Pr. Robbins
Glenboro Junior Rifle Club Meeting Planned
The Glenboro Game and Fish Association will organize a Junior Rifle Club in the area. A meeting is set for June 26 at 8 p.m. in the rink. Open to youths aged 8 to 16 with parental consent requested. Ken Northey serves as president.
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Glenboro
Glenboro Game and Fish Association
Ken Northey
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Auction Mart
William T. Sampson
Swanis Lippings
Donkey Ball
Glenboro Legion Hall
Holland News
Decoration Day
Royal
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