Glenboro Chronicle 1909 to 1959 Local Notices and Events
A compilation of brief historical items from 1909 to 1959 notes construction and barn work by local families Sampson Lyall Barker Carson Hamilton and others. sports results include Glenboro defeating Rathwell 11 to 8. It highlights weddings births church events and school and town developments in Glenboro and surrounding areas.
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Sampson Brothers
William Lyall
Dan Barker
Albert Carson
James Hamilton
Stockton
Glenboro
Rathwell
A.C. Hunt
John Nairn
Winnipeg
St. Stephen’s Church
Florence Eliza Wanstall
Thomas Edwin Jewsbury
N.C. Smith
Oli Arnson
Glenboro Medical Nursing Unit
Treesbank United Church
Jeanette Jessie Cullen
Gordon Thomas Jefferies
Ed Goulet
Mavis Martins
Virden
NO PANDAS! formed to curb panda advertising in Winnipeg
A local group NO PANDAS! unites residents including Evan Burns to oppose panda themed ads seen as nauseating. They fear diabetes rises from saccharine hype and plan T shirt wear with a red crossed panda image while outlining a creed for membership at fifteen dollars.
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Burns
No Pandas! Party Plans By Manitoban Group
A Manitoba group announces an Anti Panda monium Party and related events. The organization pledges to donate ten percent of profits to wildlife conservation and invites the public to call the NO PANDAS! information hotline at 786 2485 for details.
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NO Pandas
Letter to the Editor Encourages community fair participation
A reader praises the big yellow book and the agriculture show. The note highlights prizes like six dollars for a four inch hard spring wheat sheaf and shares plans to enter roses, a cake class, and knitting. The writer hints at knowledge from Queen Farmers and plans to attend the fair with calendar marked.
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C.W.B
Reston RCMP plagued by gas thefts again
Reston RCMP detachment reports ongoing gas thefts in the area. Education Minister Len Derkach approves 1.2 million dollars for renovations and an addition to Carberry Collegiate. Potash Corporation Rocanville workers learn no summer layoffs. Fire damages Ford LTD in Rivers. quickly extinguished. Moose hunting season may be banned in Turtle Mountains due to moose losses. Hamiota receives 9,037 dollars for emergency equipment. Birtle resident turns narcotics over to RCMP for destruction. Jason Broadfoot named recreation director in Boissevain. Wapella council cuts municipal rate by two mills to ease taxes amid school division mill rise.
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Reid Cummings
Reston Recorder
Reston R.C.M.P
Education and Training
Len Derkach
Carberry Collegiate
News Express
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
Rocanville
World Spectator
Bill Murray
Ford Ltd
Royal Bank
Rivers
Gazette
Guide
Killarney
Turtle Mountains
Royal Municipality
Hamiota
R.M
Echo
Birtle
R.C.M.P
Shoal Lake
Jason Broadfoot
Boissevain
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Irma McCloy
Mary Townsend
Bob Christie
Bob Smith
Manitoba Secondary
Portage la Prairie
Bob Silliphant
Frisco McKay
Roxy Hamilton
Margaret Rose Malcolm
Lloyd Sigmar
E. Sigmar
The
National Organization of People Against
Manitoba's & Fundcd
Lonek
Panty
C. Aranee
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