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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1978
Page
1
Village of Glenboro lowers residential and commercial mill rates by about 15 and 16 mills respectively in 1978 while reassessments push some tax bills higher. Debentures add 3.3 and 1.85 mills, Lakeland Regional Library levy rises, and Tiger Hills School Division 29 governs school taxes of 44 mills of 118.44 residential and 146.41 commercial.
Glenboro students shine at the Elementary Track and Field Meet on June 12. Group winners include Annie Vialard Brad Wertz in C. Sandra Aubry Richard Jonsson in D. Cecile Cummings Ken Greer in E. Marilyn Jefferies Brad Wood in F. First and second place finishers advance to Treherne divisional meet.
Don E. Foster, secretary treasurer of the Village of Glenboro, is the first recipient of the Kiwanis Citizen of the Year Award in 1978. He has long supported Glenboro projects, Minor Sports, and the Kinsmen, working behind the scenes to aid the community and help citizens navigate bureaucratic forms.
The Cypress River Fair runs Friday to Sunday August 4 5 and 6 1978 with exhibits in the hall judging fruit flowers sewing baking canning forage and more. Features include a pet show Garden Tractor Pull pancake breakfasts livestock judging decorated trikes and bikes Bingo a Sunday interdenominational service gymkhana pig scrambles and a barbecue steak supper.
The Advisory Committee with ten members and the Commissioners met in Winnipeg on June S. They discussed grain deliveries and exports near crop year records, looming demurrage costs for producers, and weekly rail unload targets. Vessel waiting at ports totals show 402 000 tonnes on the West Coast, 645 000 in the St. Lawrence, and 185 300 in Thunder Bay.
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